Bart van Mourik Industrial product design
Bart van Mourik in an open city square

Portfolio 2026

Bart van Mourik

Industrial product designer with a practical focus on furniture, mobility, craftsmanship, and hands-on prototyping for BM Klusservice.

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This portfolio brings together custom-built interiors, sustainable product redesign, urban mobility concepts, internship work at Planq, and smaller craft-based projects.

Selected work

Green custom cabinet Custom cabinet Furniture / fabrication Exploded drawing of a cycle computer Sustainable cycle computer Product redesign / sustainability Mobile workstation cargo bike Urban mobile workstation Mobility / prototyping Planq showroom Planq internship Craft / circular materials

Project 01

Custom Cabinet

Focus
Storage, fit, fabrication
Output
Built custom cabinet

A custom cabinet made for an awkward space in a small apartment, designed as one place for personal belongings. The U-shaped layout works like a walk-in closet without needing a separate room, so every item can be reached from one standing position.

Finished green custom cabinet in a compact room
Cabinet construction setup Shelving structure during installation White cabinet before painting Finished cabinet with green doors and drawers

Project 02

Sustainable Cycle Computer

Focus
Energy use, repairability
Output
LED display + NFC concept

This redesign investigated the sustainability of a cycle computer and identified the LCD screen as the least efficient component. Replacing it with a low-energy LED display keeps speed and odometer data visible, while an NFC chip connects to a smartphone for additional functions.

Exploded technical presentation of the redesigned cycle computer
Exhibition setup with sustainable cycle computer concept Concept sketch for LED speed display Exploded drawing of cycle computer components Eco cost chart for materials Original cycle computer reference product

Project 03

Urban Mobile Workstation

Focus
Urban mobility, tool storage
Output
Electric workstation bike

For the Urban Mobility minor, I developed a vehicle concept for a handyman in a dense city environment: a bike that also functions as a mobile workspace. Tools are stored inside the bike, and the top surface becomes a stable workbench.

Compared with a van, the concept avoids parking fees, fuel costs, and restricted access zones. The electric motor helps the user move quickly through traffic without arriving tired.

Urban mobile workstation cargo bike prototype in a workshop
Technical frame drawing for the workstation bike Close-up of a wheel and frame connection 3D model of the cargo bike workstation Early frame test for the mobility concept

Internship

Planq

During my internship at Planq, I worked on hands-on projects combining design, craftsmanship, and sustainable material development. Work included custom showroom cabinets in London and Gorinchem, reinforcing a structural issue in a chair, and material tests to increase the amount of waste material that could be integrated into Planq products.

Planq showroom wall with chairs on display Showroom cabinet design render Cabinet build on location Chair frame repair detail Material test sample

IPO Hogeschool Rotterdam

Small Projects

Electric cargo bike built from an old frame

Electric Cargo Bike

Built from an old frame for a small handyman business, designed to fit the tools needed in the city and move faster than a regular work van.

Two lamp renderings inspired by Bang and Olufsen headphones

Lamp Concept

A simple lamp with subtle Bang & Olufsen-inspired elements, drawing especially from the look of their headphones.

Closet build and render for an awkward space above a staircase

Staircase Closet

A custom closet for an awkward space above a staircase, designed so each section remains easy to reach without leaning over the railing.

Custom plinth work for a uniquely shaped kitchen bar

Custom Plinth Work

Tailored plinth work for a uniquely shaped kitchen bar where standard solutions could not follow the geometry.