PLANQ

28/10/2026

Fancy a coffee, mate?
With a seat made from coffee waste (grounds or our OG coffeebags) and a frame in powder-coated steel or chrome, our new Mate stool is your perfect companion, suitable for use in hospitality such as coffee bars, museum cafes and theatre foyers for example.

23/10/2026

The full BAKKIE story ☕️

From coffee waste to meaningful design.

See the full collection this Friday, Saturday & Sunday at , Building TX, stand A11.

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21/10/2026

Did you spot our BAKKIE jeep yet? We are still going as strong as an espresso at Dutch Design Week, reply with BAKKIE and get a free Wakuli coffee at our booth! Find us at Building TX in Eindhoven ☕️🔥

16/10/2026

07/10/2026

Something new is brewing.
Meet BAKKIE, PLANQ’s new collection of familiar furniture, remade with coffee grounds.

From building sites to boardrooms, a bakkie has always been an invitation to meet, pause and connect. This October, we’re bringing that invitation to

Come experience the collection, discover the materials and have a Bakkie with us!
Reserve your Bakkie via link in bio and join us for a personal presentation of the collection.

17–25 October
Building TX
Achtersteweg Zuid 180
Eindhoven Strijp T+R — A11

02/10/2026

Something new is brewing.
For Dutch Design Week, PLANQ explores what can happen when one of our most familiar daily rituals becomes the starting point for something unexpected.
Coffee, material, design and the moments that bring people together.

Fancy a Bakkie? Sign up for one of our events via the link in bio.

17–25 October
�Building TX
�Achtersteweg Zuid 1,
Eindhoven�Strijp T+R — A11

See you in Eindhoven!

22/09/2026

From waste, to felt, to furniture.

This custom Cubics cabinet is finished with Rezign Army Veneer, made from discarded Dutch military uniforms.
We took the material from its original context, transformed it into something new, and brought it back to where the story started: the offices of the Dutch Ministry of Defence.
From old army wear to a new piece of furniture, closing the loop in a meaningful way.

18/09/2026

We received these images from a relative working in the Port of Rotterdam.

Coffee and cocoa are transported around the world in jute bags, traditionally designed for a single journey. During unloading, dockworkers use metal hooks to move the bags. These hooks often tear or damage the jute, leaving the bags unsuitable for reuse in their original form.

For us, that is where the material story starts.

Instead of treating the damaged bags as waste, we collect and process the jute fibres into new sheet materials. The bags are opened up, shredded and reformed into Rezign materials, while keeping the natural colour, texture and irregularities of the original fibres visible.

These panels and veneers can then be used to make furniture and interior elements: from tables and cabinets to counters, wall finishes and other custom applications.

What once carried coffee can therefore become part of the furniture and spaces in which coffee is served.

A waste stream becomes a new raw material, with its origin still visible in the final product.