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Discover my artwork showcased in the stunning interiors by Casa Muñoz, featured in Architectural Digest Magazine.
Discover the V-Stand XL, the most stylish bookstand on the market and a testament to quality, minimalist design and enduring functionality. Designed as an evolution of our original V-Stand, this larger version of our bestselling book stand supports larger books and portfolio boxes.
At 1605 Collective, customer satisfaction drives our innovation. With the same attention to detail and timeless aesthetic that defines our brand, this bookstand is designed to hold your larger treasures while retaining the elegance of its predecessor.
Finished in matte black, it is sure to suit the taste of any book collector.
Introducing 1605 Magazine - No1 Reflection
I'm excited to announce the launch of 1605 Magazine, an annual print magazine dedicated to art, architecture, design and photography from my company, 1605 Collective. After two years of hard work, we are proud to present a stunning collection of curated content celebrating creativity. A premium, collectible magazine, limited to a first print run of 1000 copies.
With compelling interviews, stunning portfolios and more, our magazine showcases the work of talented individuals like Paul Cupido, Axel Vervoort, Sarah van Rij and others who share our passion for artistic expression. We would like to thank everyone who contributed their creativity to make this project a reality.
Founder | Bastiaan Woudt
Editor-in-Chief & Creative Direction | Janneke Schrey
Editorial Consultancy | Sanne Bolten
Editors | Alex Blanco, Sanne Bolten, Rolien Sonneveld
Proofreading & Sub-Editing | Hayley Daen
Excited to show you this new book “Event Horizon” by Kacper Kowalski, it is the fourth artists that we are publishing a book for with my company 1605 Collective. His work is also on exhibition at Bildhalle in Amsterdam until February 2023 if you want to see more!
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Recently I did an interview with Graphius magazine, the company who printed my book Rhythm, together with Barry Bierman who did the printmanagement through Ronda+Bierman. The magazine is in Dutch, but you can view the total magazine here: Graphius Magazine
Nice to see that the projects of The collective studio are so well presented with my work in Harpers Bazaar magazine. To see more projects from the collective studio follow the link below
A 10-year retrospective “Rhythm” is now available. The two cover options are Carlos and Rhythm.
After starting my career as a professional photographer 10 years ago, one of my biggest dreams of releasing a big collector’s book has become reality. "Rhythm" is an assemblage of commissioned work and work from my private archive. The book is a self-reflective document that I’m proud to say - was published by 1605 Publishers, my own publishing house. For me, the process of selecting, post-producing and revisiting 10 years of such personal work has been a cathartic experience during the global pandemic. My creative evolution, who I am today and where I’m headed as a photographer has now been encapsulated within exactly 500 pages.
The rhythm of the book is dictated by the correlation between the image you see and the one consecutively. It is not determined by series, purely selected by how one photo ‘speaks’ to the other. "Rhythm" is a personal journey through my own body of work that brings up the highlights of my career: projects that I’ve accomplished and people that I’ve had the pleasure of meeting.
The T-Stand designed by me is the perfect solution for displaying larger books or Fine art portfolios. Several years ago i began making handmade collector's boxes containing a book and prints. Since these are more difficult to place in an interior, and it's a shame not to give them the attention they deserve, i’ve started thinking about a stand that perfectly meets this need. The result is the T-Stand, and as the name suggests, the big brother of the V-Stand. I’m proud to offer this stand through 1605 Publishers.
For years I have been looking for the perfect book stand. One that offers quality, minimal design and will last for years. Because I couldn't find the perfect stand anywhere I decided to design it myself. The V Stand is placed low on the table, so you can look inside the book even when you're sitting down. Because of this low perspective it looks like the book floats, but with the ideal angle so that the book, regardless of its thickness, will fall open nicely. A product that will last a lifetime and is essential on the table of any book collector.
