Willy Van Der Meeren Furniture

Two chairs by designer Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax Ca.1950. Have a black lacquered metal frame with blue vinyl seat. The armrests are made of wood. Van Der Meeren is considered one of the most important Belgian furniture...

Rare two tone cabinet by Willy van der Meeren for Tubax, Belgium 1952. This Modernist cabinet has 2 lacquered metal sliding doors with elegant wooden handles. On the left a coatrack,...

Chair by designer Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax Ca.1950. Has a black lacquered metal frame with blue vinyl seat. The armrests are made of wood. Completely original and in a good v...

This coffee table dates back from the 50s and are rare finds in the category of Belgian furniture designs.

Willy Van Der Meeren Paire de fauteuils "F1" - création 1952 Piètement et structure en métal laqué noir recouverte de tissu, accotoirs en bois Edition Tubax.

A large cabinet by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, Belgium, 1950s. The cabinet has a black metal frame and back, with blue and grey metal sliding doors with long, elegant fin-shap...

Nice modernist wardrobe designed by Willy Van Der Meeren and manufactured by Tubax, Belgium 1952. This wardrobe was actually designed for schools bu...

Black and white metal and wood cabinet with adjustable intermediate board and 4 drawers inside. Wear and tear due to time and the age of the cabinet.

Blue and white cabinet in metal and wood, 2 hooks and 3 intermediate boards. The doors have been repainted because the old one was too worn out....

Midcentury cabinet or wardrobe, by Willy Van Der Meeren, for Tubax. Belgium, 1950s. This model is an early example of the design which appeared in schools. It is smaller in size than either of the more common later versions, with doors of more muted shades, and these smaller pieces more rarely come to market. The cabinet has a black metal frame with plywood sheet to sides, back and top. The metal sliding doors retain their original paint in warm tones of blue/green and grey, with long, elegant fin-shaped handles of solid wood - possibly teak - reminiscent of the earlier designs of Perriand and Prouvé. The interior of the cabinet provides practical and useful storage: three metal shelves on the right and a hanging bar on the left. The original lock is in place, and working, with two new keys. In recent years the wood and metal have been cleaned and oiled, and old surface rust has been treated, though abundant signs of age and former use remain. There is a dent to the centre of the blue door...

Rare two-tone cabinet by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, Belgium, 1952. This Modernist cabinet has 2 lacquered metal sliding doors with elegant wooden handles. On the left a coatrack...

Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, cabinet in wood, mahogany and metal by Belgium, 1952. Nice early example of Industrial Design from the Belgium modernist stream, designed by Willy...