Dutch Minimalism

A midcentury Dutch minimal and functional design sleeping sofa that can be used in 2 positions sit / sleep This daybed was most likely produced by Dutch Royal Auping who has a lon...

An avant-garde piece of Dutch minimal design. The lamp is in great condition with only minor age related usage marks.

Her aesthetic combined Dutch minimalism with functionality – thus creating sleek and geometric designs.

These Derk Jan cabinets are timeless examples of Dutch minimalism, crafted with a strong focus on proportion, softness, and functional versatility.

Very rare lighting object 'Outline' by Dutch minimal designer and architect Aldo van den Nieuwelaar for Nila Lighting His designs are part of the permanent collection of the Stedeli...

Dutch Minimalism has found an enduring champion in the FM62 lounge chair by Radboud Van Beekum for Pastoe.

The ‘Flamingo’ dining chair, designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe in the 1960s, is a nod to mid-century Dutch minimalism. The design features a chrome-plated wire-mesh frame with cur...

This unique Stringa table lamp, designed by Hans Ansems and manufactured by Luxo Italiana in 1982, is a perfect example of Dutch minimalism and timeless functionality. With its elega...

An elegant piece of minimal Dutch design from the early eighties. Reminiscent of Poul Kjaerholme’s work the simple construction consists of a metal frame which rests on top of a cont...

Dutch design focuses on minimalism, functionalism, and innovative yet simplistic designs.

Cupboard; cabinet;  credenza; Bossche School; 1980s; Dining room; Living Room; Dom Hans van der Laan; Jan de Jong; The Netherlands; Dutch Design; Minimal Brutalist Style; Wood; Dutch...

Bench; Bossche School; Dom Hans van der Laan; Jan de Jong; The Netherlands; Dutch Design; 1960s; Minimal Brutalist Style; A remarkable bench in minimal brutalist style designed by...

Wim Den Boom, lounge chairs, Netherlands, 1960, Dutch Modernism, Rietveld, De Stijl, Dutch design; De Corbusier; Minimalism; Wim Den Boon lounge chairs designed as part of an interi...

The Lotus chair by Rob Parry is probably one of the most important and best-known pieces of mid-century Dutch furniture design. Elegant, minimal yet modern looking today This i...

Claire Bataille and Paul Ibens chrome dining or conference table with beautiful black lacquered oak top and curved ends for 'T spectrum, Holland, 1971. Minimal chrome loss. In origin...

This example - with its sleek black steel frame and bold red wool upholstery - is the embodiment of Dutch Modernism and Minimalism. Its wenge wood armrests add a touch of warmth to t...

About this item The famous "Lotus" or Model 1611 armchair by the mid-century Dutch designer and architect Rob Parry. The Lotus chair by Rob Parry is probably one of the most impor...

Minimalism Mastered. Timeless Dutch Design. The SZ02 lounge chair, designed in 1960 by Dutch modernist Martin Visser, is a bold testament to the power of functional simplicity.

Would look great in any modern design interior, home or office. Nice piece of minimalism Dutch design. Fully refinished in our own atelier with high quality UV protection lacquer ...

A striking piece of minimalism produced by Dutch company Metaform in the 1970s.

Gispen for Kembo showcase the refined minimalism of Dutch 1950s design. Model 205 features slender black wire construction supporting curved black skai seat backs that form sculptura...

This pair captures the enduring appeal of Dutch modern lighting. The minimal construction also speaks to the era’s industrial design ethos: clarity of lines, quality of material, and...

Marjan Jose Eggermont Born: 1966; Leiden, Netherlands Nationality: Dutch, Canadian Art Movement: Neo-Minimalism (Neo-Geo) Field: painting, printmaking, installation Marjan Eggermo...

Marjan Jose Eggermont Born: 1966; Leiden, Netherlands Nationality: Dutch, Canadian Art Movement: Neo-Minimalism (Neo-Geo) Field: painting, printmaking, installation Marjan Eggermo...

This iconic piece reflects the best of Dutch industrial design, both minimal in form and highly functional in use.

Great in both a modern and vintage interior. We love Dutch minimalism!

A refined example of Dutch minimalism, this “M1” coffee table was designed by Hank Kwint and produced by Metaform in the Netherlands during the 1980s.

Beautiful ‘Minimalism’ solid Teak wood Daybed comes with two drawers very good condition . legs can be removed . 1950s Holland .

Stunning and rare vase by Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000) Jan van der Vaart is one of the most influential Dutch ceramists of the 20th century, known as founder of the abstract-geomet...

Cupboard; cabinet; credenza; Bossche School; 1980s; Dining room; Living Room; Dom Hans van der Laan; Jan de Jong; The Netherlands; Dutch Design; Minimal Brutalist Style; Wood; Dutch ...

Lovely couple typical Dutch knitting chairs, with minimal differences.

Lovely couple typical Dutch knitting chairs, with minimal differences.

Hoogervorst large black counterbalance ceiling lamp produced by Anvia (NV Algemene Nederlandse Verlichtings Industrie Almelo) in the late 50'ties. Elegant minimal Dutch design in ver...

Produced towards the end of Hoogervorst’s career in the 1960s, an excellent example of Dutch pure minimalism. In excellent original condition the hood has slightly warped over tim...

Dutch minimal coatrack attributed to Mathieu Matégot for Artimeta.

It transforms in a high end and luxury object, but still remains its Dutch minimal roots. Highly collectable Dutch mid-century Furniture design The glass top has some scratches.

Nothing more, nothing less. Pure Dutch minimalism. When stacking the chairs they almost look like some Art Deco sculpture.

Beautiful Dutch minimal design sofa by Cees Braakman for pastoe.

Beautiful minimal teak desk on hairpins by Dutch designer Cees Braakman for Pastoe the Netherlands.

A set of the famous "Lotus" lounge chairs by Dutch midcentury designer and architect Rob Parry.

Gijs Van Der Sluis. Four Chrome-plated Dutch chairs. Minimal use of material. Lounge chairs or meeting chairs.

Only in the collection from 1964-1971. True minimal Dutch design.

The famous "Lotus" or model 1611 lounge chair by Dutch midcentury designer and architect Rob Parry.

Model SE05 designed by Martin Visser for 't-Spectrum Holland. Original condition. Minimal rattan loss and little wear to frames.

Made by Gelderland, a Dutch furniture manufacturer in 1952. The Lotus chair by Rob Parry is probably among the most important and well known pieces of Dutch midcentury furniture d...

But always without losing its minimal Dutch Mid-century looks. Although ‘t Spectrum marketed it as a sofa with sleeping capabilities, we are convinced the double mattress was not ...

But always without losing its minimal Dutch Mid-century looks. Although ‘t Spectrum marketed it as a sofa with sleeping capabilities, we are convinced the double mattress was not ...

Made in The Netherlands in 1950s. This beautiful minimal sofa is Dutch midcentury design at its finest.

But always without losing its minimal Dutch Mid-century looks. Although ‘t Spectrum marketed it as a sofa with sleeping capabilities, we are convinced the double mattress was not ...

Wenge wood low bench, design Martin Visser 1960-1961 for the Stedelijk. Museum/Amsterdam, prod. 't Spectrum, 1965-1974. Literature: 't Spectrum, Uitgeverij 010 Rotterdam: pag.79, ...

But always without losing its minimal Dutch Mid-century looks. Although ‘t Spectrum marketed it as a sofa with sleeping capabilities, we are convinced the double mattress was not ...

A striking 1960s lounge chair in rich brown leather, produced by OPE Möbler, Sweden. This elegant piece exemplifies Scandinavian modern design, where refined craftsmanship meets unde...

Three dimensional construction of painted and mounted blocks by the Chicago Imagist George Marshall Cohen (1919-1999). Cohen was a founder of the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art a...

Beautiful 1960s Dutch design accent chair with clean architectural lines and a sculptural silhouette. Crafted with the understated elegance typical of mid-century Dutch modernism, th...

Clean lined bench designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin. Newly upholstered black leather seat; tufting and piping add visual interest. With conical gold legs. Perfect for extra...

This Studio Line lounge chair by Jürgen Lange, designed in the 1970s for Walter Knoll, is in excellent condition. The high-quality black leather shows almost no signs of wear and has...

Mid-Century ebonized wooden bench with two scroll sides and a central caned seat, resting on two rectangular legs. Condition: Good; Wear consistent with age and use

Thams lounge chair in good condition. The seat and back cushions are made of genuine leather, are in perfect condition and have a very beautiful patina. The back and sides, as well a...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: De Sede Era: 1960s Materials: Leather Measurements: 35.5" wide x 31" tall Condition: In excellent original condition with typi...

Vintage mid-century modern tandem beam seating by Krueger International circa 1969. This bench features four molded fiberglass light beige color shells connected on a black steel str...

Amazonia Table by CEU Represented by Tuleste Factory L 78.5" x W 23.6" x H 11.8" One of a kind. The Amazonia Table sits low with soft, organic edges and an asymmetrical top inspi...

Beautiful chandelier by Diego Mardegan for Glustin Luminaires, this other version of the spider chandelier has longer arms on the sides giving the oval shape. The metal arms paint...

A carved wood and burl coffee table designed and produced by Pier Luigi Colli, Italy, c. 1940s. Wear consistent with age and use. Overall Dimensions (inches): 19.8"H x 47.3"W x 20....

Sesann armchair designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina 1970s, Polyuretane, original mohair velvet, tubolar chromed steel structure, wooden base. Excellent condition. Sesann...

Coffee table, walnut, lacquered wood, glass, Italy, 1970s This 1970s Italian coffee table is a geometric and highly organized composition, built from walnut, glass, and grey lacque...

Among the most celebrated figures of twentieth-century Brazilian design, Joaquim Tenreiro transformed furniture into an exercise in proportion, lightness, and sculptural restraint. T...

This unique pair of mystery lounge chairs was handcrafted in Brazil in the 1970s, and definitely gives us Oscar Niemeyer vibes. The chairs feature a very interesting combination of m...

Carlo Scarpa for Bernini, set of twelve dining chairs, model '765', walnut, burgundy red leather, designed in 1934, production in 1970s These well-proportioned chairs were designed ...

An elegant turned-wood floor lamp attributed to Charles Dudouyt, crafted in France around the mid-20th century. This piece is distinguished by its sculptural stem, composed of a ser...

This is a Modernist Museum Bench or Daybed, dating back to the 1960s. The minimalist design features a black leather tufted top resting on a steel frame, offering a sleek, architectu...

A true icon of Swiss design, the De Sede Non Stop sofa was introduced in the 1970s and remains a benchmark of craftsmanship and modular innovation. Its sculptural, flowing form deliv...