Atmooz on De Grote Tuinverbouwing: shop the lamps and furniture from the SBS6 show

Atmooz appears three times this TV season on De Grote Tuinverbouwing on SBS6. In March and April 2026, our lamps and side tables already appeared in two gardens, and a third episode follows in October. All the products you see on TV are simply in our webshop, so you can recreate the look straight away.

From TV screen to your interior

With an average of 600,000 to 700,000 viewers per week, De Grote Tuinverbouwing is a Saturday-afternoon staple on SBS6, with a repeat on Sunday morning. The show follows garden expert Ivo Putman and his team, who give the gardens and interiors of homeowners a complete makeover. While the title puts the focus on the garden, just as much attention goes into the styling indoors. That's where Atmooz comes in, from atmospheric floor lamps to side tables and small accessories that instantly give a freshly renovated space a sense of home.

The show's reach goes beyond Saturday afternoon itself. Through its Facebook page with over 130,000 followers, viewers share tips, promotions, and behind-the-scenes footage, and missed episodes can be watched back on the official website. The materials used are often linked to the shops where viewers can find the products, making the step from "I want that lamp too" to "I've ordered that lamp" as small as possible. For Atmooz, that means an extra layer of visibility beyond the regular broadcast itself.

What makes this collaboration special for Atmooz is that it isn't a single one-off episode, but a recurring spot in the show. Three times a year, our products appear in a real, lived-in home, styled by the production team and filmed in the daylight of a living room instead of a studio. That's exactly the kind of context in which you, as a viewer, can see what a lamp or table really looks like in real life, rather than in a staged product photo.

Collaboration 1: at Lynn and Thierry's in Landsmeer

In episode 27 of season 8, broadcast on 21 and 22 March 2026, the team visited Lynn and Thierry in Landsmeer. The couple longed for a place where their family could truly feel at home, and brought in the team from De Grote Tuinverbouwing to help. A wish like that isn't just about a new garden, but also about an interior that feels warm and inviting, and that's exactly where the right lighting and accessories make the difference.

The broadcast drew an average of 338,000 viewers on Saturday, with a total reach of 648,000 people who saw the show that day. The Sunday repeat added another 84,000 viewers on average and a reach of 223,000. Together, that's a good number of living rooms where Lynn and Thierry's styling made an appearance.

The interior features the Gigi Floor Lamp, with a chunky bouclé upholstery that instantly brings warmth and texture into a room, and the matching Harrison Table Lamp, a bestseller in white bouclé fabric that pairs well with a sofa or armchair in the same fabric. The Yara Bowl in beige travertine and the Lionel M Candle Holder were also used as smaller accents on a side table or sideboard, complemented by three Calex Filament LED E27 Ball Lamps to give the lamps the right warm light source.

What makes this combination strong is the mix of chunky, soft textures like bouclé with the cooler, natural look of travertine and glass. That contrast keeps a room from feeling one-dimensional, even though the emphasis is clearly on warm, neutral tones.

Collaboration 2: at Cynthia's in Haarlem

On 25 and 26 April 2026, episode 32 of season 8 aired, with the team visiting Cynthia in Haarlem. Cynthia and her children have moved often and hoped this makeover would finally help create a true home, a place where everything forms one whole instead of a collection of loose items from previous houses. That kind of assignment calls for an interior that feels calm without becoming dull, and that's exactly where small furniture pieces like side tables do their job.

The episode drew an average of 191,000 viewers, with a total reach of 423,000 on the Saturday. On Sunday, another 80,000 viewers on average and a reach of 197,000 were added, spread across two moments in the weekend when viewers could enjoy the makeover.

Two side tables were used in this home: the Amante Side Table in olive, a sleek metal design also available in other colours, and the Abbey Side Table in brown glass, with an organic round shape that looks slightly softer than a strict rectangular model. Both tables are compact enough to place next to a sofa or armchair without dominating the room.

One note for anyone wanting to recreate this look: Abbey is currently on pre-order. Feel free to mention this in the text as "temporarily available on pre-order," so viewers aren't caught off guard when ordering.

Collaboration 3: the start of season 9

Season 9 of De Grote Tuinverbouwing kicks off on 5 September 2026, and the episode featuring Atmooz products airs on 3 and 4 October. Where the previous two collaborations mainly showed small furniture and accessories, this time the focus is clearly on lighting, from a large statement pendant lamp to subtle ceiling spots.

The centrepiece is the Merida Pendant Lamp, a bestseller with glass globes that appear to float above a dining table thanks to the almost invisible cords and the white ceiling plate that blends into a light-coloured wall. Also featured is the Ruby Floor Lamp, with a sleek black metal base and a linen shade that diffuses the light softly through the room.

Three ceiling spots were used for the subtler, functional lighting: the Nox 3 round spot in white and two Nox 2 spots in white, both dimmable via a compatible wall switch. This type of surface-mounted spot is ideal for anyone who wants directional light without breaking into the ceiling, making it interesting for viewers looking for flexible, atmospheric lighting of their own without a major renovation.

Since this episode won't air until October, now is also a good moment to think ahead about a pre-announcement, for example around the start of season 9 in early September, so the content calendar doesn't only kick in after broadcast.

Collaboration 4: back again in October, with a golden touch

Even before the third collaboration has aired, a fourth one has already been added. Episode 7 of season 9 was filmed on 27 August 2026, and airs on 17 and 18 October. That means Atmooz will appear on SBS6 not just once, but on two consecutive weekends this month, something the team itself is clearly excited about too.

Where the previous episode centred on white ceiling spots and a sleek glass pendant lamp, this collaboration takes a different direction with a warmer, more classic look in antique brass. The Jasmin 150 Pendant Lamp in antique brass is the centrepiece: a floating 150 cm wide bar with a brushed brass finish that gives off light both upward and downward. Thanks to the adjustable linen cords, the lamp can be fitted to size above a dining table or desk, and the integrated LED is dimmable for anyone who wants to adjust the light throughout the day.

On a sideboard or side table, the Mare Table Lamp appears, with a cone-shaped black base and a brass lampshade. That combination of black and brass in one lamp makes Mare suitable as a standalone accent, but also as a bridge between darker furniture and warmer-coloured lighting. Also featured is the Kisoro Floor Lamp in antique brass, a compact reading lamp with a slim metal base that works well next to a reading chair or the side of a sofa.

For content planning, this is a good moment to consider two separate, shorter announcements around 3-4 and 17-18 October, alongside this overview blog, so both October weekends get the attention they deserve in their own right.

Creating this look in your own home

You don't have to wait until your own garden and interior are due for a makeover to bring this style into your home. A few guidelines that come back in all three collaborations can help you achieve a similar result yourself.

• Combine warm and cool materials. Bouclé fabric, travertine, and glass alternate throughout the products used. By combining at least two different textures in one room, you prevent an interior from feeling one-dimensional or flat.
• Work with different light sources at different heights. A floor lamp like Gigi or Ruby fills the corner of a room, a table lamp like Harrison provides lower, more intimate light, and ceiling spots like the Nox series give functional directional light. Together, they create layers of light instead of one single bright source.
• Keep small furniture compact. The Amante and Abbey side tables are both round and relatively small, making them suitable for smaller spaces or as an addition next to an existing sofa, without blocking the room's walking routes.
• Let accessories make the difference. A bowl like Yara or a candle holder like Lionel M take up little space, but still provide that final, finished look on a side table or sideboard.

Why Atmooz fits De Grote Tuinverbouwing

The choice for Atmooz in this show is no coincidence. The brand stands for atmospheric, timeless lighting and small furniture that fits almost any interior, from Scandinavian to warm and organic. That aligns with what De Grote Tuinverbouwing shows in every episode: a home transformed from the outside in, into a place where residents feel at home, without the overall result feeling forced or overly styled.

For Atmooz, every episode is a chance to show what the lighting and furniture look like in a real, lived-in home, rather than just in a product photo in the webshop. A lamp standing next to a sofa full of cushions and a child playing on the floor in a TV broadcast communicates something different than that same lamp photographed alone in a studio. That makes this type of collaboration worth building on for future campaigns too, for example by planning a separate, shorter social content line per episode alongside this overview blog.

Frequently asked questions

When can I see Atmooz on De Grote Tuinverbouwing?

Atmooz appears four times this season: on 21 and 22 March 2026 at Lynn and Thierry's in Landsmeer, on 25 and 26 April 2026 at Cynthia's in Haarlem, on 3 and 4 October 2026 in the episode that kicks off season 9, and on 17 and 18 October 2026 in episode 7 of that season. The show airs weekly on Saturday at 5:00 PM on SBS6, with a repeat on Sunday morning around 9:45 AM.

Can I simply order the products from the episode?

Yes, all the products used are part of the existing Atmooz collection and are available as usual in the webshop. Some items are temporarily on pre-order, so if in doubt, check the current delivery date on the product page before ordering.

Is this Atmooz's first TV collaboration?

No, Atmooz has previously collaborated with other TV productions as well. The collaboration with De Grote Tuinverbouwing on SBS6 is, however, the first time the brand appears in a Dutch garden show, whereas earlier collaborations were mainly seen in Belgian series.

Where can I watch the episode back?

Episodes of De Grote Tuinverbouwing can be watched back via the official show website. Clips, tips, and behind-the-scenes footage, including references to the materials used, are also regularly shared via the show's Facebook page.

Which interior style suits these products best?

The lamps and furniture used combine well within a warm, minimalist style, with natural materials like bouclé, travertine, and linen. That makes them suitable for a wide range of interiors, from a rustic living room to a sleeker, modern space, as long as there's room for soft textures alongside cleaner lines.