KHO LIANG IE designer + interior architect + networker

+++ +++ +++Ingeborg de Roode & Eng Bo Kho (compilation) +++ ISBN 978-94-93329-76-8 (English edition) Price € 45,00 Editor in chief Charl Landvreugd Concept and compilation Ingeborg de Roode, Eng Bo Kho Design Beukers Scholma Text contributions Marieke Berkers, Jason Falkenburg, Norman Foster, Ingeborg de Roode Editors Ingeborg de Roode, Masha van Vliet Coordination Aukje Vergeest, Masha van Vliet, Carlos Zepeda Aguilar Copy editing Els Brinkman, Masha van Vliet Image editing Eng Bo Kho, Ingeborg de Roode, Mara Coveanu Image requests Dennis ter Wal Proofreading Els Brinkman, Eleonoor Jap Sam, Aukje Vergeest Additional research Richelle Brink, Mara Coveanu, Julliette van der Eng, Rosemarie Kramer (interns Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam) Translation EN-NL Iris Brouwer Scans, lithography Hans Bol, Ooiij Printing, binding Wilco Art Books Number of pages 192 Book size 22 x 31.5 cm Binding softcover Language ENGLISH Release date April 2026 Partner Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam This publication is published in cooperation with the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam parallel to the exhibition Kho Liang Ie – Mid-Century Modernist, curated by Ingeborg de Roode, in collaboration with Eng Bo Kho, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam May 14 – October 18, 2026 The publication is made possible by the Jaap Harten Fonds. Exhibition partners for Kho Liang Ie – Mid-Century Modernist are BPD Cultuurfonds and Schiphol. The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is supported by Gemeente Amsterdam and VriendenLoterij. Also available in Dutch see Kho Liang Ie ontwerper + interieur architect + netwerker, ISBN 978-94-93329-75-1 https://www.stedelijk.nl/en/exhibitions/kho-liang-ie-2 +++ Kho Liang Ie (1927–1975) is considered a key figure in Dutch design: a functionalist with a poetic touch and an exceptional sensitivity for material. His furniture for Artifort and his interior design for Schiphol are internationally renowned, but due to his premature death his name is less established. Featuring in-depth research, new insights, and the most comprehensive—and colorful—visual material ever published, this book provides an overview that reveals the scope of Kho’s practice like never before: from experimental exhibition concepts and innovative interiors to graphic design and iconic furniture. Authors Marieke Berkers, Jason Falkenburg, Norman Foster, and Ingeborg de Roode show how Kho, with his talent for networking, brought together designers, artists, and the industry. Through personal contributions and insights from individuals in Kho’s circles, the book illustrates the timelessness of his designs, which remain popular even today. The publication was compiled by Ingeborg de Roode in close cooperation with Eng Bo Kho.