Piet Boon, the founder of Studio Piet Boon, reflects on forty years of designing for the world's wealthiest in an interview with FD. Over the years, the label has made a name for itself worldwide. Yet, Piet Boon is convinced that the company can operate even more internationally.
"In the past forty years, we've managed to turn a person into a brand, and for the next forty years, we aim to operate even more internationally than we currently do. I would like to have stores in New York, Miami, Paris, and London. We are now looking for a strategic partner who can help us expand further into the world," says Piet Boon.
Read the (Dutch) interview here.
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