A door does not always come at the end, Remy thinks. It creates atmosphere in your home. That's why he designed a special collection of doors especially for TWIN DOORS - specialising in pivot doors. Unique to the collection for TWIN DOORS is the wide spectrum of colours and materials. From glass, wood, stone and metal to bronze, champagne, light grey and rosé. By varying, each door gets its own character.

In Remy's interior projects all elements are in balance with each other as much as possible. That's why he prefers to design the furniture for these projects himself. This resulted in the Remy Meijers Collection. All designs have recently been brought together in De Lightboxx, a showroom located on the A28 motorway in Nijkerk. Those who are interested can visit the showroom by appointment.

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With the launch of Scondido bathroom furniture, the collaboration between Remy and Cosentino is finally taking shape. 'I wanted to design a piece of furniture that can stand in a room like a piece of art, yet has practical properties.'  With this he refers to the drawers in the sideboard in which bathroom utensils can be stored. The furniture can be placed plug and play. Scondido has a prominent place in Cosentino City Amsterdam inspiration centre, which has been open since autumn 2020.

‘We fell for the place, the character, the space and the possibilities', Remy told in 2018 about his home and workspace in Utrecht. It's been more than ten years since the historic canal house was thoroughly renovated, but it was only in recent years that the finishing touches were made. Due to the lack of outdoor space, a generous roof terrace has been realised on the second floor. The cellar has been transformed into a mature wine cellar.

Remy Meijers (46) is vandaag precies 25 jaar geleden cum laude afgestudeerd aan de afdeling Architectonische Vormgeving: interieur- en meubelontwerp van de Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Utrecht. Tientallen projecten, een eigen meubelcollectie en twee monografieën verder is hij een vaste waarde in de Nederlandse ontwerpwereld. In zijn ontwerpen streeft Remy steeds naar een optimale balans, naar een eindresultaat waarin alle elementen op elkaar zijn afgestemd.

Because there are a number of legal restrictions, creating an interior design for a national monument is always a challenge. This also goes for this four-storey mansion, with a view of one of Leiden's city centre parks. In his design Remy tried to underline its strong points. The result is a contemporary interior with panel doors, ceilings, floors and materials that do justice to the authenticity of this house.

New in the collection of Borek is the garden table Evora, designed by Remy. It is an absolute eye-catcher. Not only because of its generous dimensions, but also because of its iconic base, which gives the design an architectural feel. The frame is designed in a way that four chairs can easily be added on either side. The top is made of Dekton, an ultra-compact material developed by Cosentino.

An interior that reflects the industry in which Tronios is active. Remy had this in mind when he was commissioned to design the company's new headquarters in Almelo. Somewhat robust, because Tronios is a major player in the lighting and sound industry. Remy has selected raw materials such as black steel and uncut wood. Virtual spaces have been created with ceiling elements, rugs, furniture and luminaires, so that the interior still feels intimate.

In the work of interior designer Remy Meijers (1974), all elements are perfectly in place. His interiors are therefore almost self-evident. As if they have always been like this. But there’s a lot more going on than meets the eye. Behind the apparent simplicity of his interior designs lies a coherent and comprehensive vision honed continuously over two decades. Meijers’ oeuvre includes not only interiors, but also architecture, accessories and furniture. According to Meijers’ philosophy, these are not separate elements, but rather complementary parts of an intelligible whole.