Studio Barbara Vos designs for and advises Banketbakkerij Stoffer in Delft. Studio Barbara Vos was selected by Banketbakkerij Stoffer at a matchmaking event between companies and creatives organised by Delft Design. At the moment Studio Barbara Vos and Banketbakkerij Stoffer are working on various concepts to achieve more sales, and more brand awareness in Delft and its regions. 
Tex-tiles made by Barbara Vos are presented in the book Goods2 of Frame, page 136-143. Together with 45 other iconic and extraordinary interior products from leading designers and manufacturers from around the world this book is a true collectors item.
Goods 2 illustrates selected products that have emerged from the sketchbooks of designers like the Bouroullec brothers, Philippe Starck and Patricia Urquiola and are made together with brands like B&B Italia, HAY and Moooi.
This book is an indespensible source of information that tells the story of each product from sketch to realisation, making it a must have for product designers and interior designers – and for students in both fields.
ISBN 978-94-91727-42-9
Erlynne Bakkers and Barbara Vos met over a decade ago, their partnership unites the best of both worlds. Dutch A Team is working on numerous high-end products and product lines with leading international brands. Since November 2015 their coöperation is presented in a new website called www.dutchateam.com. Read more →
Together with Erlynne Bakkers, Studio Barbara Vos is developing a new corrosion indicator for C-Cube International. The previous corrosion indicator was an anonymus black box, difficult to recognize as being a device providing important measurements. Now, after exploring the environments in which this device is placed, a recognizable robust device is born which matches it’s surrounding world and is friendly to use. 
Founded in 2005, C-Cube international consulted its clients on corrosion and evaluated lifespans to determine the residual value of investments for asset’s owners. C-Cube international built up its knowledge base while tailoring solutions to customers’ specific needs. Through this expertise, the team established best practises to meet the needs of a broader market by the development of universal solutions.
The company has evolved from a consultancy specialist to a service provider to determine the present condition through state of the art technology in order to decrease maintenance costs and increase lifetime of clients’ assets effectively lowering risks and expenditures by minimizing down time.
Today, a motivated team with different backgrounds solves today’s problems to avoid tomorrows pains.
Studio Barbara Vos is asked to give her creative vision on the current products and all elements involved, which are produced in Zandvliet Meat Industries. How does this work? Barbara Vos walks through the meat producing factory and gives her comments on everything see experiences there, keeping in mind re-use of waste, producing less waste, creating innovative new products including new packages, new names, new tastes, new colors, new experiences.
Do you want to reinforce your business by connecting a product designer or artist to your company? ‘Winst door Design’ (Profit by Design) offers Delft Design and TOP an unique concept, supported by the local governent of Delft: a creative person works in your company for one full week and gives advice to reinforce your core-business.
Profit for all: Companies can improve and innovate, creatives make new contacts and receive new knowledge and experience and the local government shows Delft is a creative, innovative city with their main focus on employment and coöperation.
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Designkwartier is a festival about slow-design, food & lifestyle at the Zeeheldenkwartier, The Hague, 29-31 May 2015. Ateliercomplex ‘De Besturing’ where Studio Barbara Vos is located is joining this festival as a group. This years theme is ‘an ode to failure’. By making mistakes beautifull inventions can be done. At Prins Hendrikstraat 127, the artists of the Besturing will pass on their mistakes to each other, to do edit this failure with some of their talented skills, to create masterpieces which are sold on the spot. Studio Barbara Vos made diamond shaped tiles with holes, Sara Vrught and Geanne Welles continued working on these tiles by adding their ‘signature’.
Diamond shaped tiles made by Barbara Vos, completed by Sara Vrugt (wiring) and Geanne Welles (felt circles). These tiles made by multiple artists were sold during the exhibition.
Geanne Welles working on an experiment.
Tiddo de Ruiter and Maarten Schenkeveld, melting and pouring aluminium as an experiment.
Leather bags by Myrte Memelink
Sara Vrugt working at the embroidery machine.
