new projects will be released 2012
new projects will be released 2012

the wardrobe bench is a corridor furniture which is organizing the whole dressing equipment and further it´s a bench for putting on one´s shoes in a relaxing way. The wardrobe bench use varies from a rack for over-thrown clothes to a coat rack, where hangers are hung on the hooks of the rod.
materials: plywood, steel, linoleum
developed together with Paul Evermann


the couch and armchair are made out of recycled foam, the natural and colorful shape comes from the different hackled foam source material. The system consists of two basic elements / panels which can be added easily together by a simple cable control framework. By adding the panels you can easily achieve a wide diversity of couch an sofa versions.



The ‘Comfy Cargo Chair’ originated from the idea to create a piece of furniture which does not predetermine the surface for the user. The object is not finished, but rather requires creative collaboration by the owner.
The chair’s form is reminiscent of a three dimensional grid. It consist simply of hollow spaces whose open structure requires filling with personal things such as pillows, blankets, newspapers, books, cuddly pets etc. By packing the chair full of personal belongings, the user changes the ‘design’, and thus becomes the creator of an individual piece of furniture. Conceptually the open framework of the chair is meant to assist a creative acquisition, a ‘nesting’ process.





manufacturer: Nils Holger Moormann GmbH -www.moormann.de
The Stellvertreter stands its ground. While the 1. Stellvertreter puts its best foot forward with a big man’s footprint, the 2. Stellvertreter has an additional children’s footprint and a shoe brush. Either way, these two object wardrobes always give you a warm welcome.


two tables in one


manufacturer: BETONIU – www.betoniu.de
variable sizes
They reflect the light just like polished natural stone, they feel comfortable and smooth cradled in your hands. The lips of the bowls – only a few millimetres thick – show that concrete is a material that can be used for the finest work, at the same time denonstrating where its limits lie; here, it has been taken to its limit.
Setting a minimalist accent, this set of four hand-made bowls presents an apparently everyday material in a new context. The bowls have a mobile quality; playing with the usual cliché of the hard rigidity and weight of concrete; they can rock back and forth, while drawing their stability from the increasing wall thickness towards the base.


a world made out of concrete.
Its an experiment to see how we can work with the typical qualities of concrete in our domestic life and furthermore it’s was a challenge to find new properties for concrete inside the interior-world. Here the dimension of concrete, the behaviour and the functional qualities and requirements are totally different from an architectonical way of working and thinking with this material.
Concrete can be small, light, colourful, warm and moveable.





Salone Internazionale del Mobile
Salone Satellite 2011
Booth E-25

Vitra Design Museum – exhibition „The essence of things. Design and the art of reduction“.

“case study 08″ exhibition, german design, organised by the “Rat für Formgebung”, German Design Council


Born in Schwerin
studies of industrial design at the University of Art and Design Halle (Germany)
Erasmus studies at the Design Academy Eindhoven (The Netherlands)
internship at the Bellini Design Studio in Milan
setting up own studio in Halle a.d. Saale
freelance projects for Nils Holger Moormann and BETONIU
teaching assistance
industrial design department
university of art and design Halle
Vitra Design Museum
Neues Museum Nürnberg
Neue Sammlung München
DMY Berlin
Zona Tortona
imm cologne
etc.
Ernst König Strasse 1 | 06108 Halle a. d. Saale
+49 157 822 117 49
contact@studio-stephanschulz.com
Texte, Bilder, Grafiken, Sounds, Animationen und Videos sowie deren Anordnung auf dieser Webseite unterliegen dem Schutz des Urheberrechts und anderer Schutzgesetze. Der Inhalt dieser Webseite darf nicht von Benutzern kopiert, verbreitet, verändert oder Dritten zugänglich gemacht werden.
Es kann keine Haftung oder Garantie dafür übernommen werden, daß alle Angaben zu jeder Zeit vollständig, richtig und in letzter Aktualität dargestellt sind. Dies gilt insbesondere für alle Links zu anderen Websites, auf die direkt oder indirekt verwiesen wird, ebenso für die Rechtmäßigkeit dieser Webseiten. Alle Angaben auf auf dieser Website können ohne vorherige Ankündigung geändert, entfernt oder ergänzt werden.
Inhalt, Struktur und Gestaltung dieser Webseite sind urheberrechtlich geschützt.
Inhaltlich Verantwortlicher im Sinne des Presserechts gemäß §6 und §10 Absatz 3 MDStU: Stephan Schulz.