Looking at the design creations of Danny Venlet you think: Wow! And then you wait to be swept away by the next wave.

The Australian interior designer is very adept at flowing forms, which can sometimes seem bulky. But, as

with his “Powder Horse Chaise Longue”, they can also be completely hollow inside.
Just like the tunnel of a huge wave, through which a surfer glides.

The designer knows how to steer the viewer’s gaze, leading him across the material and thus opening up communication.
The primary focus is on enjoying the object and its utilitarianism.

Danny Venlet first studied information technology in Brussels, and then went on to study interior design.
Since then he has been working as a freelance designer, with projects all over the world.

His designs all contain a sculptural element. Moreover they include a hint of nature, not just because of the materials used.

Danny Venlet is inspired by his native Australia. His configured

wardrobes, boutique displays or sofas remind one of rocky landscapes, cliffs, the sea, shells or stones polished smooth by the water.

The design world of Danny Venlet is round, flexible, scaled down in colour. It is visually accessible and ascertainable.

It is no wonder that the designer who now lives in Brussels, has been distinguished with many prizes.
For him design is no “l'art pour l'art”. Furniture and objects should not suffice just themselves. They embrace people and take them into the tunnel of the big wave, opening one's eyes for the essentials.