The Millen House

Bring a touch of art, design history, and craftsmanship into your home with this unique handmade patchwork cushion cover. Carefully created in Amsterdam, this one-of-a-kind piece com...

SElevate your home with this exclusive pair of handmade cushion covers, lovingly crafted from rare vintage fabric designed by the legendary Piero Fornasetti in the 1950s. The iconic...

Stunning small candle holder 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 abstr...

A striking example of 1970s ceramic artistry, this sculptural piece embodies the raw elegance of the Brutalist movement, paired with the sensual, organic lines reminiscent of mid-cen...

In addition to being an interior designer, industrial designer and teacher, Cor Alons was a painter. He rarely or never exhibited, hence this side of his versatile artistry has remai...

Jan Cornelius Rietveld’s *Media Cabinet* (1956) is a 46.5 x 102 x 45 cm painted plywood piece embodying modernist functionality and simplicity. Featuring an open storage section, div...

Yvonne Kracht's 1964 painting *Zee* marks her transition from abstract expressionism to geometric abstraction. The composition features textured hues of deep brown, black, and muted ...

Opale n. 1 (1972) by Giuseppe Capogrossi is an original lithograph that highlights the artist’s distinctive abstract language. The composition features bold, organic symbols arranged...

Kho Liang Ie’s *Lounge Chair,* circa 1975, is a rare prototype combining a chrome-plated base with rich brown corduroy upholstery. This minimalist design highlights Kho Liang Ie’s sk...

Impose Vase by Rutger De Regt, 2017 Additional information: Material: Balloon sculpted bio plastic

This pieces from the Cuts & Bends series (2024) showcases Rutger de Regt’s innovative approach to material exploration and his ability to redefine traditional design norms. Crafted f...

*Apostle & Muse, white* (2022) by Rutger de Regt is a 75 cm ceramic sculpture that bridges abstraction and figuration with a deeply personal touch. Shaped by the artist’s fingers, th...

*Cuts & Bends* (2024) exemplifies Rutger de Regt’s innovative ability to transform everyday materials into bold design statements. Crafted from polystyrofoam with a polyurethane coat...

This centerpiece from Rutger de Regt’s *Mommy, I Made an Ashtray* collection playfully blends material exploration with nostalgia. Crafted from glazed ceramics, its bold blue hue and...

Opale n. 3 (1972) by Giuseppe Capogrossi is an original lithograph showcasing the artist’s signature abstract style. Featuring earthy brown and deep purple tones, the composition is ...

The Wassily Chair, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925, is a landmark in modern furniture design. Originally called the *B3 Chair*, its nickname came from a misunderstanding that it wa...

Mommy I Made an Ashtray, Table Purple' by Rutger De Regt, 2022 Additional information: Material: Ceramics, glazing Dimension: 45 x 40 x 40 cm

A unique minimalist sculpture by Belgian artist Mart de Houwer (1931-1999) in solid aluminium. Originally the artist placed this work on a black wooden base, but the configuration an...

Barbara Hepworth’s *Moonplay* (1972) is a 56 x 76 cm screenprint on paper, signed in pencil. This vibrant work combines bold yellow and blue brushstrokes with geometric linework and ...

Ilad of the Bic-Art (1980–2007) by Jan Fabre showcases the artist’s innovative use of everyday materials to explore themes of identity, language, and artistic expression. Created wit...

This vase’s unadorned silhouette and rich, textured glazing capture the essence of 1970s American studio pottery, where artists prioritized authenticity and experimentation over poli...

An interesting modernist ceramic vase by one of the leading Dutch ceramicists of the 20th century Jan van der Vaart. This stunning vase with two opening is design in 1988 for Makkum ...

This solid wood sculpture, commissioned by the city of The Hague, evokes architecture with its stacked geometric blocks reminiscent of a model for an apartment building. Created in t...

A stunning large vase by Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000). In the mid-1970s till the early 1980s, Jan van de Vaart experimented with vases in folded shapes. This is an exceptional examp...

Govert Heikoop’s "Untitled" is a 60 x 50 x 13 cm wall sculpture crafted from painted and sanded plywood. Its organic, abstract form features fluid edges and rich wood textures, enhan...

Small sculpture in blue. Additional information: Material: Painted plywood

Govert Heikoop’s "Untitled" (1986) is a hand-signed painted plywood sculpture measuring 9.0 x 25.0 x 14.0 cm. Featuring a vibrant pastel palette of blue, orange, yellow, and white, t...

Impose* (2024) by Rutger de Regt reimagines the stool as both functional object and sculptural statement. Crafted in ceramic with a vibrant blue glaze, its biomorphic form embodies D...

Opale n. 7 (1971) by Giuseppe Capogrossi is a striking lithograph featuring the artist’s iconic abstract “signs.” Red and black forms dominate the composition, dynamically arranged a...

Govert Heikoop’s floor sculpture *From past to present* (1988) features bold geometric shapes and a subtle interplay of soft pink, green, and white tones. The pastel hues interact dy...

Jan van der Vaart’s "Bowl" (1969–1975) is a 10.5 x 14.9 x 14.9 cm porcelain piece with a striking bronze glaze. Its cylindrical form showcases van der Vaart’s minimalist approach, wh...

Porcelain Candle Holder in White Glazing by Jan Van Der Vaart Additional information: Material: Porcelain, white glazing

Mart de Houwer’s "Female Torso" is a 28 x 17 x 10 inch Carrara marble sculpture created between 1990 and 1999. This minimalist work captures the timeless beauty of the human form wit...

Diana Bitar's "Serendipity, part III" (2022) is a 35 x 45 cm textile artwork crafted from hand-dyed and hand-pleated synthetic silk mounted on wool felt, presented on an MDF base. Vi...

*Apostle & Muse, green* (2022) by Rutger de Regt transforms a table lamp into a sculptural statement. Crafted from ceramics with a rich green glaze, the lamp showcases De Regt’s sign...

Jan van der Vaart’s "Vase" (1980) is a 16.5 x 13 x 13 cm porcelain piece with a white-glazed finish. Its flared top and base are connected by a gracefully curved neck, showcasing van...

Martin Visser’s *Rollo* table (1991) is a striking example of late postmodern design, blending functionality with experimental aesthetics. Crafted from lacquered MDF and perforated m...

This striking prototype chair by Dutch architect Joop Rutjes (1937–2017) embodies his post-modern design ethos and architectural experimentation. It features a bold blue lacquered me...

Diana Bitar's "Bougainvilliers pour téta" (2022) is a 65 x 60 cm textile artwork crafted from hand-dyed and hand-pleated synthetic silk on wool felt. Featuring gradients of pink and ...

François Morellet’s *Répartition aléatoire de 40000 carrés selon les chiffres pairs et impairs d’un annuaire de téléphone* (1971) is an 80 x 80 cm screenprint featuring a vibrant com...

Marleen Kaptein’s PARALLAX I is a monumental work that pushes the boundaries between art, design, and spatial perception. Measuring 280 cm in height, its carbon fiber construction wi...

This striking abstract drawing, rendered in colored pencil on paper, captures André van der Vossen’s mid-century exploration of dynamic form and vibrant color. Intersecting strokes o...

Marleen Kaptein’s PARALLAX II is a striking example of her mastery in combining innovative materials with sculptural elegance. Created from lightweight carbon fiber, this tall, linea...

This pew, designed in 1963 for the *Hoeksteen Church* in Uithoorn, represents Gerrit Rietveld’s final design and a significant milestone in modern design history. Crafted from Parana...

Jan Cornelius Rietveld’s *Media Cabinet* (1956) is a 45 x 101 x 36 cm painted plywood piece that exemplifies modernist design principles. With its sleek, minimalist aesthetic, functi...

This painting, *Compositie nr. 15* (1973), by Ton Pape (1916–2003), exemplifies his mastery of geometric abstraction. Created in oil on canvas, the work featu...

Marleen Kaptein’s *PARALLAX Floor* is a 290 cm tall minimalist sculpture crafted from ultra-light carbon fiber with integrated LED lighting. This 2023 work highlights Kaptein’s maste...

"Parallax III," part of Marleen Kaptein's Parallax series, is a striking exploration of form, light, and movement. Crafted from carbon fibre and illuminated by LED, the chandelier-li...

Untitled' (Luminist Composition) Oil on Canvas Painting by Rudi Polder. Additional information: Material: Oil on canvas Dimension: 70 x 50 x 2 cm

Flight by Anton Michielse is a powerful exploration of texture and form, crafted with industrial materials like panslag, cement, plaster, and black sand. Anchored by a central, layer...

This 1993 work on paper by Shinkichi Tajiri (1923–2009) exemplifies the artist’s iconic exploration of the "knot," a motif symbolizing connection, tension, and unity. Rendered in bol...

This rare chair, designed by Gerrit Rietveld Jr., seamlessly blends modernist functionality with innovative details. Featuring a yellow painted plywood seat and backrest supported by...

Planter Sculpture by Rutger de Regt. Additional information: Material: Ceramics, unglazed

Marleen Kaptein’s *PARALLAX IV* captures the precision and lightness central to her renowned series. This compact structure, crafted from intricately woven carbon fiber, combines arc...

François Morellet’s *Répartition aléatoire de 40000 carrés selon les chiffres pairs et impairs d’un annuaire de téléphone* (1971) is an 80 x 80 cm screenprint that masterfully combin...

This two-part steel sculpture by Dutch artist Cor van Dijk (b. 1952, Pernis) is a refined example of minimalist abstraction. Composed of interlocking rectangular volumes, the piece b...

This rare and significant work by George Ruyter exemplifies his artistic evolution through modern art movements. Ruyter began with figurative work, including drawings, frescoes, and ...

François Morellet’s *Répartition aléatoire de 40000 carrés selon les chiffres pairs et impairs d’un annuaire de téléphone* (1971) is an 80 x 80 cm screenprint featuring a striking in...

Françoise van de Bosch’s “Kussen Object” (circa 1975) is a sculptural work in polished aluminum, showcasing her innovative approach to form and material. This two-part composition fe...

Rare 1960s “Floris” Chair by Günter Beltzig – Orange Lacquered Polyester, First Series Edition This striking Floris Chair by German designer Günter Beltzig is a rare and early examp...