Willy Van Der Meeren

Willy Van Der Meeren standing wardrobe for Tubax, Belgium, 1952. Wood paneled sides riveted to a black enameled metal frame with sage green and cream white enameled metal doors, each...

An architectural free-standing cabinet designed by Willy van der Meeren for the Belgian manufacturer Tubax in 1952. This piece is a definitive example of post-war European functional...

Mid-century wardrobe cabinets, designed by Belgian designer Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax in the early 1950s. Each cabinet features two lacquered metal sliding doors in original pai...

Mini Willy Van Der Meeren industrial desks for Tubax—perfect as an entry table or vanity, with a printed laminate top, black enameled metal wire frame, and ...

Willy Van der Meeren; Eric Lemesre; Tubax; Cabinet; Belgian Design; Mid-Century Modern; Patina; Wood; Metal; Belgium; 1950's; An early example of Industrial Design from the Belgium modernist stream, designed by Willy Van Der Meeren & Eric Lemesre for Tubax. On the left, wooden shelves are covered by a red metal door, on the right a large grey metal door opens up to a big open space. The coloured metal sliding doors...

An exceptional example of European mid-century modernism, this cupboard by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax was designed in the early 1950s and remains one of the most celebrated piece...

Willy Van Der Meeren designed this high side table, model T2, for Tubax in 1954. The three-legged frame is made of black painted metal tubes, the top is covered with printed vinyl. T...

Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, chairs, metal, oak, Belgium, 1957. This pair of industrial chairs is designed by the Belgian designer Willy ...