Proven, Belgium

Denis Meyers x Picnik

Every aspect of Picnik’s shape is based on a functional need. A great simplicity that people have cherished for 20 years now. To celebrate this birthday we asked Denis Meyers, urban artist and typesetter, to give the Picnik an arty makeover. Result? Up to you to discover…

Denis Meyers sits at a plain red Picnik table on a wooden pallet in a workshop, hand-painting black lettering onto the tabletop.

Front view of Denis Meyers leaning over the red Picnik table as he carefully paints details onto the tabletop in an industrial workshop.

Denis Meyers sits at a plain red Picnik table on a wooden pallet in a workshop, hand-painting black lettering onto the tabletop

Denis Meyers sits at a plain red Picnik table on a wooden pallet in a workshop, hand-painting black lettering onto the tabletop.

Denis Meyers stands with two other people around a worktable, discussing red printed or painted design layouts in the workshop.

Close-up of Denis Meyers’ hand painting black lettering on the red tabletop, with a phone and paintbrush visible beside the work.

View of the result, in the enterance of the extremis' headquarters.

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