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Curated Circular Interiors for Evolving Spaces

Our Services

Context Capsules

Curated placements of upcycled and circular design in real, evolving spaces - across cultural, public and commercial contexts.

Circular Asset & Story Management

Keeping furniture traceable, valuable and in circulation as it moves between contexts over time.

Project Direction & Partnerships

Guiding circular design projects from placement to rotation, release and recontextualisation.

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About Us

May Again brings together designers working with reuse and circularity, and places their work in spaces that change over time.

By focusing on use rather than ownership, and continuity rather than replacement, we help furniture remain active and relevant across different contexts.

Alongside this curatorial role, we also develop design work where it adds value - always in dialogue with use, context and material.

Our work takes shape through Context Capsules and collaborations within cultural, public and commercial spaces.

We work towards a future where design becomes part of a chain of contexts — where pieces move, gather meaning and gain value through use over time.

Our approach
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Discover our

1st Inspiration Capsule

A corner of a room with a black and wood reclining chair, a tall wooden floor lamp with a lampshade made of wooden slats, a clothing rack with colorful clothes, a white curtain, and a small white furry rug on the floor.
Display of various bags hanging on a rack in a retail store.

October 3th until 29th

Sint-Jorispoort 28
Antwerp

The physical Capsule is closed, but it lives on online!

Mod’Arte by Francine’s pop-up hosted our very first Inspiration Capsule!
Discover the stories behind the curated pieces designed by two amazing upcycling designers.

Discover curated pieces

What Our Clients are Saying

“The Inspiration Capsule in my pop-up perfectly complements the sustainable story behind my clothing, which is made from deadstock fabrics from well-known designers. My customers immediately understand the connection. That’s what makes this capsule so strong!”

-- Francine Heirbaut, Mod’Arte

Interior of a retail store displaying furniture, mirrors, and clothing, with a rustic wooden and glass partition, a white fluffy rug, and a small wooden stool in the foreground.

Excess isn’t waste, it’s the start of interiors worth talking about

Let’s Work Together

Let’s explore what makes sense for your space. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

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Book cover with the title 'What if Boundaries Can Unleash Our Potential?' by Kate Raworth, with 'May Again' logo in the bottom right corner.
A mirror reflecting a room with a beige curtain, two chairs, and a carpeted floor.
A beige-colored poster with text and an image of a wooden. The poster features the title '02 Designer Spotlight' and a black arrow pointing downwards toward the text 'Featured Moment Name Roel Coessens.' The logo in the bottom right corner reads 'May Again' and includes a stylized leaf and an upward arrow.
Image main focus is a pile of chairs stacked on top of each other, creating a rounded mound. Text overlay read: 'Excess isn't waste, it's raw potential.' The bottom part of the image contains event details for a talk by Wendy Scheerlinck on Saturday, September 13 at 12 pm at Sulbb Aalst, which is free. The MayAgain logo is at the bottom right corner.