Dan Yeffet works in a variety of fields, including architecture, product design, textiles, and sculpture. His work is a hybrid of Israeli pragmatism and northern European aesthetics, distinguished by a conceptual, essential, and original style that combines craft and contemporary technology. He creates furniture, lamps, glass sculptures, everyday things, installations, street furniture, and one-of-a-kind products.

Dan Yeffet was born in Jerusalem in 1971 and attended the Bezalel Academy School of Art and Design from 1999 to 2001. He subsequently relocated to the Netherlands, where he graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam in 2002 with a degree in Industrial Product. He launched an office in Amsterdam after graduation before migrating to Paris in 2005, where he now lives and works in the Viaduc des Arts artistic zone.

Dan Yeffet’s work can be found in prestigious museums and galleries such as the New Design Museum in Chicago, “Visual Delight” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Maritime Museum in New London-US, the Modam Museum in Luxembourg, the FNAC Foundation in Paris, the V&A in London, the Design Museum in Holon Israel, and the Shanghai Museum of Glass.

In 2014, he received the FNAC (Fonds National d’Art Contemporain), in 2010, the Elle Decor International Prize, and in 2012, the Grand Czech Design award for Designer of the Year.

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