Jan De Jong

Stools designed by Jan de Jong for Pauluskerk Uden, The Netherlands, 1966.

Designed by Jan de Jong for the Philipoom private residence in Best in 1974, this impressive large writing desk stands as a textbook example of Bossche School furniture.

Rare and hard to find high chair designed by Jan de Jong for Pauluskerk Uden, The Netherlands, 1966.

This is for a small table designed by Jan de Jong for Pauluskerk (Uden), The Netherlands, 1966.

A nice cabinet bookcase designed by Jan de Jong for Pauluskerk Uden, The Netherlands, 1966.

Praying benches designed by Jan de Jong for Pauluskerk (Uden), The Netherlands, 1966.

Large table designed by Jan de Jong for a private residence, Nieuwkuijk, The Netherlands, 1972.

Writing table designed by Jan de Jong for Nursing Home De Weerde, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 1966.

It was part of the original interior of the town hall, a building for which Jan de Jong served as architect and interior designer.

Jan de Jong was among the most influential figures of postwar Dutch architecture and a defining member of the Bossche School.

Exceptionally rare holy water font designed by Jan de Jong for the chapel of Nursing Home De Weerde, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 1966.

This bench designed by Jan de Jong for the chapel of Carehome Olmenhof in the Netherlands in 1965, this rare hardwood bench is an exceptional example of the formal clarity and serene...

Stool designed by Jan de Jong made for a private home in Oirschot, Netherlands 1970.

Stool designed by Jan de Jong for Nursing Home De Weerde, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 1966.

Designed by Jan de Jong for the Raadhuis Budel in the Netherlands in 1967, this rare high chair is part of the original interior of the Budel town hall.

This rare bench, designed by Jan de Jong for the Pauluskerk in Uden, Netherlands (1966/1968), is a unique piece of ecclesiastical furniture with a rich history and design pedigree.

Designed and executed by Jan de Jong for the Raadhuis Budel in the Netherlands in 1967, this large cabinet is a striking example of the refined austerity and proportional clarity cha...

Designed in 1964 by Jan de Jong for the Sint-Willibrorduskerk in Almelo, this rare pair of wooden H shaped stools stands as a quiet yet powerful testament to the ideals of the Bossch...

Offered here is a rare and highly collectible pair of “Bossche School” stools, designed and hand-built in the early 1970s by architect Jan de Jong, one of the foremost interpreters a...

The cross originates from the Sint-Willibrordus church in Almelo designed by Jan de Jong, one of the central figures of the Bossche School.

"Early design bench (1964, Netherlands) by Jan de Jong, the Dutch Bossche School architect and protegé of the Dutch Benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van de Laan.

This rare and highly collectible piece of “Bossche School” furniture by architect Jan de Jong is a stunning example of the innovative design philosophy that emerged from his collabor...

Bossche school table Dom Hans van der Laan, Jan de Jong Table in Bossche School style designed by Dom Hans van der Laan and his apprentice Jan De Jong in the Netherlands in the 19...

It was a private commission made by Jan de Jong, for a private home in Oirschot.

Jan de Jong, large cabinet, lacquered pine, copper, the Netherlands, 1973 This generously sized cabinet was commissioned for a private home and designed by Jan de Jong, who studied ...

Rare table from the 1970s, designed by the Dutch Benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan and his apprentice Jan de Jong, exemplifying the distinctive Bossche School style.

Rare and historically significant coffee table, designed by the legendary Dom Hans van der Laan in 1955 for the Sint-Johannes Geboortekerk in Nieuwkuijk. This piece exemplifies the m...

Wall Unit; Bossche School; Minimal Brutalist Style; Shelves; Plastic Number; Architect; Dom Hans van der Laan; Jan de Jong, original condition; The Netherlands, 1970s This wall un...

Rare Dutch Modernist chair designed by architect Jan de Jong in 1961 for the boardroom of the Town Hall of Budel, the Netherlands.

This coffee table was conceived within the close collaboration between Dom Hans van der Laan and the Dutch architect Jan de Jong during the postwar reconstruction period in the Nethe...

Raadhuis Budel (Budel Town Hall) was designed in 1962 according to the principles of the Plastic Number by Dom Hans van der Laan. Jan de Jong was the architect for the project, which...

The church itself was designed by Jan de Jong, a close collaborator and fellow adherent of the Bossche School.

Willibrordkerk Almelo was designed by Jan de Jong according to the Plastic Number and the ideas of Dom Hans van der Laan.

Monumental Monastery Swing Door by Architect Dom Hans Van Der Laan, Bossche School