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- Engagement 0.37%
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About STORE Projects
STORE Projects (@storeprojects) is a Nonprofit organization creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 14,381 followers and 1,492 published posts. Recent posts average 58 likes and 1 comment, an engagement rate of 0.37%.
With 14.4K followers, STORE Projects is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. STORE Projects follows 2,119 accounts, so the audience is roughly 6.8 times the size of the list followed. STORE Projects is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files STORE Projects under Nonprofit organization, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for STORE Projects runs to 16 words. The bio mentions @storerotterdam and @storeyoungtrustees. The latest activity Flinque has on record for STORE Projects dates from May 2026.
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1,492 Posts
All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for STORE Projects are carousels. STORE Projects has built a substantial archive of 1,492 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 9.6 followers for each post published. STORE Projects also keeps 13 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 130 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include students, artseducation, coaldropsyard, school and state. The captions tag #artseducation, #coaldropsyard, #storestore, #independentbusiness and #stokenewington.
Their Design Clubs bring together young people aged 15–20 for free, hands-on workshops led by professional designers. Participants explore the full journey from concept to creation while working with interesting materials and innovative techniques.
Over the last year, STORE Rotterdam has been working on some exciting Store Design Clubs. Together with Alei Verspoor at, participants created modular bags designed for adaptability and personalisation. Moreover, with Audrey Large, students explored 3D modelling and VR drawing, translating digital designs into marble runs. Jonas Lutz guided the making of sculptural candleholders using reclaimed wood, while Rinke Joosten led the Textured Objects club, from ceramic mold-making to blown glass vases. Participants learnt calligraphy and designed and screen-printed a scarf under Yasmine van Maasakker.
Student work has been presented in exhibitions including the Rotterdam Design Biennale and of course, the STORE STORE Rotterdam shop.
Interior photo by Pim Top
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Candleholders photographed by Noortje de Keizer and
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All handles are made entirely from recycled HDPE plastic extruded by hand in London.
James Shaw is a designer and a maker exploring the material landscape in a hands-on way. His work aims to interrogate the material, systemic and formal approaches to the creation of objects. Frequently, his work considers the resources around us, challenging the notion of ‘waste’ to create new and beautiful materials.
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Over the course of the week, 15 state school students aged 14–18, explored the process of designing and making a lamp from scratch using natural wax.
Students designed and built their own forms, before making vacuum formed moulds. The students used the moulds to form natural wax lamp shades using rotational moulding. The workshop was designed to guide students through every stage of making a design object, from design thinking to fabrication.
With thanks to and
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Students explored the deconstruction of the handle, designing and crafting their own ceramic fixtures for FLAWK’s Runda House and future buildings. Working from the building’s materials and concepts, they developed prototypes that were 3D scanned and printed, before producing plaster moulds and press-moulding clay into a series of playful handles.
The programme brought together 15 state school students in collaboration with FLAWK, with the final pieces now featured in Runda House.
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What The Hand Holds was an opportunity for 15 state school students. These workshops were in collaboration with FLAWK and the final handles are now featured in Runda House.
With thanks to
#coaldropsyard #afterschoolclubs #artseducation #ceramics
Find the perfect gift this Valentine’s in-store and online. All products made during our After School Clubs and Summer School programmes are sold with royalties going to the students. All other proceeds support our free educational programme for state school students.
The Mänty Collection by Stine Keinicke
The Mänty Collection is a ceramic tableware series developed from discarded trees. The ceramic pieces are made from split wood. During the design process wood and axe are the only tools used to create shapes for porcelain slip cast. The grain of the wood dictates where the wood will split and therefore leaves nature partly in control of the design. The Mänty cups and mugs have a satisfying tactile imprint of the split wood grain and is perfect for a cup of coffee or tea. Made in porcelain in the UK, each mug and cup is unique.
Stine is a Danish product designer based in London. Her work is often seeking new ways to utilise materials or manufacturing techniques to create functional design with a tactile interaction.⠀
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Find the perfect gift this Valentine’s in-store and online. All products made during our After School Clubs and Summer School programmes are sold with royalties going to the students. All other proceeds support our free educational programme for state school students.
Belly Ring Collection by Studio Miman. Inspired by the architecture of belly fat, the ring carries the charm of a friendly blob that whispers, relaxes and wobbles - a talisman for days when you forget that bodies are meant to bend, swell, and age.
Bulle Cup by FRIZBEE CERAMICS. Each item is made from a cast using premium-quality porcelain and glazed by hand. FRIZBEE CERAMICS add a youthful charm and zest to modern kitchen and homeware with its evocative and offbeat designs.
All-Rounder Balm by Mount Sapo. A natural, multi-use treatment balm, made from 100% natural, organic and vegan ingredients. All-Rounder Balm encourages a healthy, balanced microbiome, feeding the skin with nutrients, antioxidants and amino acids while providing natural antibacterial protection.
TIPSY by Loris Jaccard and Livia Lauber. TIPSY was born when Loris Jaccard and Livia Lauber fired a series of French canteen glasses in a kiln, slowly transforming them into cheerfully wonky tumblers. Each TIPSY is unique, inspiring conversations and adding a distinctive touch to your tableware.
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workshops for local state school students and STORE alumni. The outcomes from the workshops were showcased at the annual Graduate Feast in August 2025.
Botanical Materials was a one-day workshop in July run by artist and maker. Students created biomaterials and natural dyes with organic waste. The outcomes became the tablecloth for the Graduate Feast.
With thanks to, and for workshop materials.
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Ceramic Journeys was a two-day workshop in July guided by ceramicist and makers. Students designed and made extruded ceramic tableware using metal dies resembling journeys they had taken in Hackney Wick. The final vases were displayed at the Graduate Feast 2025 and are now available to purchase in both our Camden and Hackney stores as well as online.
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Flower Arrangement:
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Cardboard Ceramics by After School Club Students newly available in-store.
Last month, we ran a free After School Club for local state school students to produce Cardboard Ceramics. Guided by ceramicist Ray Gonzalez Brown, students designed and made tableware by casting clay in cardboard molds. Waste cardboard was collected from the local shops in Coal Drops Yard to explore the unique lost cardboard process developed by Ray. This After School Club was for 15 students aged 15-18. The outcomes from the workshop are now available to buy in-store!
All products made during the After School Club are sold with royalties going to a cause of the students choice and other proceeds supporting our educational programme.
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STORE Projects's engagement
STORE Projects's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.37%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 270 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 58 to 1, with 58 likes and 1 comment on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Who is STORE Projects?
STORE Projects (@storeprojects) is a Nonprofit organization creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. STORE Projects is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for STORE Projects runs to 16 words.
How many followers does STORE Projects have?
STORE Projects has 14,381 followers on Instagram (14.4K). STORE Projects follows 2,119 accounts, so the audience is roughly 6.8 times the size of the list followed. STORE Projects has built a substantial archive of 1,492 posts.
What is STORE Projects's engagement rate?
STORE Projects's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.37%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 270 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 58 to 1, with 58 likes and 1 comment on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
What does STORE Projects post about on Instagram?
Flinque files STORE Projects under Nonprofit organization, with Art & DIY as a secondary category. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for STORE Projects are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for STORE Projects repeatedly use the words students, artseducation, coaldropsyard, school and state. STORE Projects's captions carry hashtags such as #artseducation, #coaldropsyard and #storestore. STORE Projects writes those captions mainly in English. STORE Projects keeps 13 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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