Teun Zwets is a Dutch designer who prefers to work without a fixed plan. His approach is characterized by spontaneity, intuition, and a hefty dose of boldness. In 2020, he graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven with his project Teunland, a colorful and surprising collection of furniture made from found materials. What makes Teun unique is his unguarded way of designing: he dives into his workshop and lets himself be guided by what he encounters. His creations often arise from impulsive discoveries and unexpected material combinations. This freedom results in pieces full of energy and playfulness, where he finds beauty in things others might overlook. Teun loves grand gestures and striking colors. His work feels like a celebration of shapes and textures, where imperfection plays a key role in the design. This approach earned him the Kazerne Design Award in 2021 and exhibitions during events such as Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven and Salone del Mobile at Rossana Orlandi in Milan. In addition to his own projects, Teun has also worked on commissions for brands like Heineken, G-Star, and renowned designer Piet Hein Eek, where his fearless approach and distinctive style clearly shine through. Whether working on an art project for the tax authorities or creating unique pieces for prominent clients, Teun remains true to his impulsive style. His art not only surprises but is also guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Teun Zwets completed a commissioned art project for the Belastingdienst office in Eindhoven (2024). The collection, known as the Tax Authorities Collection, consists of 17 unique artworks, each thoughtfully composed of items sourced from second-hand stores and thrift shops across Eindhoven. This creative approach brought the collection to life, offering a unique reflection of the city’s overlooked materials.