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accessoriesmuller van severen / chris kabel / D.D. Trans / studio wieki somers / glenn sestig / destroyers builders

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authentic thinking

and creative minds

are at the heart of the label

valerie_objects is an Antwerp-based design label initiated by Axel Van Den Bossche and art director Veerle Wenes, combining their professional and personal taste for all things good and beautiful.

By allowing designers, architects and artists to translate their signature style into tangible objects, valerie_objects has become a unique collection of everyday items with out-of-the-box aesthetics. These are objects people truly get entangled with.

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hidden vasesby

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In 2011, Rotterdam-based designer Chris Kabel developed the hidden vases project for the Spanish The Plant Journal (now The Plant). This project started as a research on how to make a vase disappear, based on the way a chicken waterer works. “The flowers are placed around the water container, so it seems like they are growing directly from the plate,”

Chris Kabel explains. “I wanted it to appear invisible, but it became an autonomous object that maintains itself.” A small collection of one-off vases was produced, based on the initial research. Two different models are available at valerie_objects. Metal, glass and ceramics form the framework to arrange flowers in.

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Chris Kabel was born in Bloemendaal, the Netherlands, in 1975. He graduated in 2001 from the Design Academy Eindhoven. In 2002 he moved to Rotterdam where he started his design practice. He works with design labels, architects, cultural institutions and design galleries. His designs are in the collections of MoMa New York and Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

—photo by Ari Versluis

_the hidden vases are a paradox: they are hidden, but then again, they’re not._chris

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hidden vases bychris kabel

hidden vases

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Ø25 cm – 9,8 inch

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miroirby

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D.D.Trans transforms everyday, household objects that are taken out of their context and enhances them with the inspiration he draws from strolling through do-it-yourself shops. For valerie_objects, the artist has designed a collection of small mirrors, based on the covers of paint pots. So nothing is what it seems when it comes to D.D.Trans.

miroir photography by Filip Dujardin

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The name D.D.Trans is a pseudonym taken from a now defunct transport company. As the name says, the artist’s work is about transformation: day-to-day, often domestic objects are taken out of context and after a small alteration turned into works of art. The result is at times formal, then poetic or funny.

—photo by Filip Dujardin

_every day I see my self portrait…a mirror never lies!_D.D.

Trans17 cm – 6,69 inch

11 cm – 4,33 inch

7 cm2,76 inch

Studio Wieki Somers was established in 2003 by Wieki Somers and Dylan van den Berg, who both studied at Design Academy Eindhoven in the late 1990s. The studio focusses on providing an enlightened reading of the everyday environment. The studio’s oeuvre distinguishes itself by a sensitivity to materials, technological ingenuity and fantasy. The studio works for a great variety of international manufacturers, museums and galleries. It has received numerous awards and its works are part of major museum collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. —

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With the Selfie mirror, Studio Wieki Somers once again captures the poetry of everyday rituals. Getting out of bed, checking your state in the mirror and choosing what clothes to wear. Simple and quite basic actions that will have an impact on your

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feelings for the rest of the day. That’s why we should honour this ritual, in the form of a mirror that doubles as a coat rack. “You can hang your favourite item of clothing on this mirror and imagine how the garment will look on you”, Wieki Somers explains.

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selfie mirror bystudio wieki somers

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selfie mirror

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selfie mirror bystudio wieki somers

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_you can hang your favourite item of clothing on this mirror and imagine how the garment will look on you,_studio

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Since 2011, Muller Van Severen, the design practice of Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen, has been on an inspired quest for sculpturally interesting furniture objects – items that are spontaneous and produced with apparent effortlessness. The universe they create together dovetails quite naturally with their work as separate artists. Muller Van Severen is the first artist duo that signed with valerie_objects.

—photo by Mirjam De vriendt

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For Muller Van Severen all objects are sculptures and should be treated as such. That is why they design even the smallest of objects, giving back an aesthetic meaning to all tools that we use in the living space.

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“We don’t want to make these tools disappear whenever they’re not needed. For us it’s very important that the objects we use also create a beautiful image when they’re not being used” say Fien & Hannes.

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cutting boards byMuller Van Severen

cutting boards

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cutting boards bymuller van severen

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cutting boards set a,b,c,d,e

brass wall bracketincluded

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35 cm – 13,8 inch

70 c

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27,

6 in

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cutting boards5 different colour combinations

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trivets bymuller van severen

trivets lacquered steel black

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28 cm – 11 inch

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trivets lacquered steel different colours

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five circles bymuller van severen

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_let’s not hide the objects we use, let them be part of the interior._muller

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five circles bymuller van severen

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five circles set a,b,c,d,e

21 cm – 8,3 inch

2 cm

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5 circles 5 different colour

combinations

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glenn sestig

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Glenn Sestig, born in 1968 in Ghent, Belgium, graduated from the Henri Van De Velde institute in Antwerp and in 1999 established his practice. Glenn Sestig Architects is synonymous with contemporary elegance. Their work can be seen as monolithic and intuitive but always with a strong refined architectural identity. The cohesion or even clash between different exclusive and unique materials elevates this identity. Therefore the architect uses his own method of calculation, a sort of mental model from which flow. he intelligence, equilibrium and soul of a place. Each completed work is considered as a minor work of art wherein art, fashion and music are essential sources of inspiration. With regular publications in renowned magazines and recognition in global architectural awards Glenn Sestig has earned his place as one of the most noticeable architects out there.

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Is it a plate or is it a bowl? The low basic shape of the Dishes to Dishes collection reminds designer and architect Glenn Sestig of an intergalactic object. It was the familiar form from Sestig’s “Pleasure Dôme” that formed the basic shape for this line of stackable plates and dishes. In glass, ceramics and wood - ideal for a creative table setting. The cast iron versions for the oven will follow later this year. For the name

of this collection, Sestig was spontaneously inspired by the song “Ashes to Ashes” by David Bowie. “Especially when I heard Bowie sing” I’m happy, hope you’re happy too, “says Sestig, who with this phrase nicely summarizes the basic idea of commercial design. It is a wisdom that Major Tom proclaims to Ground Control from space. The ideal slogan representing Sestig’s luxurious galaxy.

— luxurious galaxy

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dishes to dishes byglenn sestig

dishes to dishes

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dishes to dishes in ceramic and wood

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8 cm

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4,8

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dishes to dishes Ø29,1 cm – 11,5 inch

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dishes to dishes colours: stardust, moss garden, ashes, fame and hunky-dory


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_I aspire to create products with architectural aesthetics, high quality and performance._glenn

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dishes to dishes wood hunky-dory


Ø 35 cm – 13,7 inchØ 35 cm – 13,7 inch

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dishes to dishes in ceramic and wood

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destroyers / builders

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Linde Freya Tangelder (1987) is a young conceptual designer based in Brussels who founded her design studio Destroyers / Builders in 2015. As the name suggests, Linde Freya deconstructs design to rebuild her own visual language. By zooming in on basic architectural shapes and materials, and translating them into minimalist designs, she gives the overlooked objects the attention they deserve. ‘Contrasting high-end and low-end shapes, materials and textures is the leitmotiv through my work’, Linde Freya says. Her designs lie on the border between art and functionality and have been shown at the Design Museum Ghent, at the Collectible fair in Brussels and during the Milan Design Week at the exhibition of the Belgian up-and-coming Brut Collective.

—photo by destroyers / builders studio

A minimalist play of colour, shape and texture, that’s the result of our collaboration with the young conceptual designer Linde Freya Tangelder a.k.a. Destroyers / Builders. Linde Freya deconstructed the small and seemingly banal elements of architecture and translated them into simple and pure design objects that spark the interior. She morphed the shape of a simple curved tube into six beautiful table and wall objects such as a

small shelf, a bookend and a little mirror. The objects are made of brick, porcelain and steel: a mixture of high-end and low-end materials with natural textures. ‘I zoom in on the elements that most architects try to keep out of sight’, Linde Freya says. While questioning the border between art and functionality, we believe that these objects have the power to become the new little altars of the contemporary home.

— a simple curve with endless stories

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segments bydestroyers / builders

brickbookend

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brick bookend black

brick bookend white

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13 cm – 5,12 inch

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brickshelf

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brick shelf white

brick shelf black

13 cm – 5,12 inch 13 cm – 5,12 inch

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ductshelf

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duct shelf rust /white

16 cm – 6,30 inch

16 c

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ductwall holder

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duct wall holder cobalt blue white

14 cm – 5,51 inch

12 cm – 4,72 inch

12 cm – 4,72 inch

14 c

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ducttable organizer

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table organizer white /cobalt blue 16 cm – 6,30 inch

14 c

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16 cm – 6,30 inch

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ductmirror

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duct mirror brushed stainless steel

9 cm –

3,54 inch

9 cm – 3,54 inch

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hidden vases

material tray: — stoneware: 4 colours: dark green/ green/amber/grey — glass: clear material bottle :— borosilicate glass: 5 colours: dark green/ green/amber/grey/clear material frame:— stainless steel:2 heights: large / small

10 different options: — there are 5 different colour options and 2 possible frame heights.— tray and bottle are always in the same colour shade. — small frame for a wider bouquet / large frame for a higher bouquet

hidden vasesby chris kabel

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colour combinations — hidden vases

tray bottle frame

V7016001

clear clear

small frame

V7016001D

dark green dark green

small frame

V7016001G

green green

small frame

V7016001A

amber

amber

small frame

V7016001B

grey grey

small frame

V7016002

clear clear

large frame

V7016002D

dark green dark green

large frame

V7016002G

green green

large frame

V7016002A

amber

amber

large frame

V7016002B

grey grey

large frame

Ø28,8 cm – 11,3 inch

Ø28,8 cm – 11,3 inch

Ø25 cm – 9,8 inch Ø25 cm – 9,8 inch

7,2

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2,8

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7,2

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31,2

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miroir

material: covers of paint pots / mirror

Installation instruction: 1— a small nail of 15mm long (not included) needsto be hammered carefully in your wall, 4-5 mm naillength needs to stay outside of the wall surface.2— hold carefully the mirror in an angle towards thewall and position the mirror edge over the nail head.3— the mirror needs to be installed in such a waythat the back surface is completely touching the wallsurface.

miroir by D.D.Trans

17 cm – 6,69 inch

11 cm – 4,33 inch

7 cm2,76 inch

miroir

packed in a beautiful giftbox.

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selfie mirror

material: stainless steel with mirror polished surface

Installation instruction: — screw included the head of the screw is made of brushed stainless steel

selfie mirrorby studio wieki somers

selfie mirror

care instructions:To avoid scratches, clean with microfiber cloth + mild mirror cleaning products. Then use a woolen cloth to carefully rub the mirror surface until all possible cleaning marks are removed.

cutting boards by muller van severen

cuttingboards

cutting boards

material:— boards in polyethelene 15mm thick.— brass wall bracket.

five different options: the colour combinations are carefully chosen and can not be customized.


colour combinations — cutting boards

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set aV9015006A

red pink burgundy black

set bV9015006B

pink white light blue burgundy

set cV9015006C

pink burgundy yellow green

set dV9015006D

pink white yellow green

set eV9015006E

pink white dark blue green

35 cm – 13,8 inch

70 c

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27,

6 in

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Ø40 cm – 15,7 inch

41,5

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five circles by muller van severen

fivecircles

five circles

material:— 2 circles in marble 20 mm thick.— 3 circles in polyethelene 20 mm thick.— the 3 polyethylene circles have a temperature limitation of max 70° Celcius / 158° Farenheit

five different options: the colour combinations are carefully chosen and can not be customized.


21 cm – 8,3 inch

2 cm

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inch

colour combinations — five circles

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set aV9017040

brown (marble) light blue pink white (marble) green

set bV9017041

black (marble) burgundy white (marble) pink red

set cV9017042

pink (marble) white burgundy light blue black (marble)

set dV9017043

pink (marble) dark blue yellow white (marble) green

set eV9017044

white (marble) burgundy green red pink (marble)

trivets by muller van severen

trivets

trivets

material:— steel rods 6 mm.— welded and grinded by hand.— powder coated finish.

two different options:1— 4 different colours2— all shapes in black

– the colour combinations are carefully chosen and can not be customized.


colour combinations — trivets

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V9015007A

black orange mint green pink

V9015007B

black black black black

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28 cm – 11 inch

hunky-dory

V9019452 V9019453 V9019454 V9019455

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ashes

V9019458G

stardust

V9019456B V9019457B V9019458B

fame

V9019456BU V9019457BU V9019458BU

moss garden

V9019456GR V9019457GR V9019458GR

dishes to dishesby glenn sestig

dishes to dishes

dishes to dishes — ceramic

Ø20,5 cm – 8,1 inch Ø20,5 cm – 8,1 inch Ø20,5 cm – 8,1 inch14 c

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dishes to dishes — acacia wood

Ø 35 cm – 13,7 inch Ø 26,6 cm – 10,5 inch Ø 22,8 cm – 9 inch

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dishes to dishesby glenn sestig

dishes to dishes

dishes to dishes — wood dishes to dishes — ceramic

material:— wood :The choice of material for the wooden dish fell on solid acacia. The dish is finished with a matt, waterproof, and food-safe varnish. We advise to wash by hand using a soft sponge and mild detergent.

material:— ceramic :stoneware + matt glazing

different options: — the wooden dish exits only in the largest diameter and in one height. —the 3 wooden lids follow the diameters of the stoneware dishes.

different options: —the stoneware dishes to dishes have 3 different heights – low, medium, high – and 3 different diameters. For the smallest diameter there are 3 heights; for the in-between diameter there are 2 heights and the largest diameter comes only in one height.The stoneware dishes have 4 unique colours. All dishes are available in the colour ashes, for an uniform look. Each dish is also available in another colour – fame, moss garden or stardust.



Ø 14,7 cm – 10,5 inch

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brick shelf

material:— massive brick stone, made out of Belgian clay— sprayed with a water repellent coating— screw includedthe head of the screw is made of brushed stainless steel

brick — shelf

V9018213W

white

V9018213B

black

brick shelf

two different options: 1— white 2— black

13 cm – 5,12 inch 13 cm – 5,12 inch

13 c

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brickbookend

brick bookend

V9018214W

white

V9018214B

black

13 c

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13 c

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2 in

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13 cm – 5,12 inch

material:— massive brick stone, made out of Belgian clay— felt protection on the bottom to avoid scratching— sprayed with a water repellent coating

brick bookend

two different options: 1— white 2— black

sold per single unit

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ductwall holder

duct wall holder

V9018212W

white

V9018212B

cobalt blue

material:— porcelain with a bone china porcelain layer on top— screw included the head of the screw is made of brushed stainless steel

duct wall holder

two different options: 1— white 2— cobalt blue

14 cm – 5,51 inch

12 cm – 4,72 inch

12 cm – 4,72 inch

14 c

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ductshelf

material:— porcelain with a bone china porcelain layer on top — screw included the head of the screw is made of brushed stainless steel

duct shelf

two different options: 1— white 2— rust

duct — shelf

V9018210W

white

V9018210R

rust

16 cm – 6,30 inch

16 c

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duct mirror

duct mirror

V9018215brushed

stainless steel

material:— brushed stainless steel with an inox mirror— screw includedthe head of the screw is made of brushed stainless steel

duct mirror

— mirror can stand on a table or hang against the wall

9 cm –

3,54 inch

9 cm – 3,54 inch

10,5

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ducttable organizer

duct table organizer

V9018211W

white

V9018211B

cobalt blue 16 cm – 6,30 inch

14 c

m –

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1 in

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16 cm – 6,30 inch

material:— porcelain with a bone china porcelain layer on top

duct table organizer

two different options: 1— white 2— cobalt blue

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contactVeldkant 212550 Kontich — Belgium

T +32 3 458 05 82F +32 3 458 05 [email protected]

_general manager Stephanie [email protected]+32 499 40 18 74

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[email protected]

—_art directionVeerle Wenes

_product development

Jan Aerts

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product sheets available www.valerie-objects.com

_photography

Siska Vandecasteele

_graphic identitymaff.be

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