Aldo van den Nieuwelaar ‘Circle’ Wall light perspex with TL-tube for Nila Lights

In terms of purism and minimalism, this lamp, in the style of Jean Prouvé’s wall lamp ‘Swing Jib’ or ‘Potence’ is almost sovereign. Maximal funct...

Charles and Ray Eames Low Armchair Rod (LAR) for Herman Miller. Molded off-white fiberglass, chrome-plated steel, rubber. Signed with manufacturer’s mark u...

This cool geometry 1 design was also used by Verner Panton for carpets and curtains and was given the Design Award A.I.D. 1963, USA. Literature: Alexander von Vegesack, Mathias Remm...

This largeset pendant-chandelier lamp has a top in grey lacquered metal and high gloss acryl shade opal. The maximum bulb is 200W. Marked inside by Louis Poulsen. The Opala lamp...

Designed by Ron Arad for Hidden, this all-aluminium version of the “Reinventing The Wheel”, in wich the shelves remain horizontal when the wheel is turned. Only produced in a small quantity of 25 pieces. The Reinventing The Wheel is part of the permanent collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Literature: D. Sudjic, Ron Arad, London 1999, p. 147-151. P. Antonelli, I. de Roode, Ron Arad: No Discipline, MoMa, New York 2009, p. 21. ill. Productcatalogue manufacturer. Born in Tel Aviv, Israel, Ron Arad studied at the Jerusalem Academy of Art, 1971 to 1973. Later, he studied at the Architecture Association, London, being trained by Peter Cook and graduating in 1979. He is primarily known for his early furniture designs such as the Rover chair (recycled car seats set upon a frame of curved scaffolding poles), and his Well Tempered Chair...

Consisting of a bowl shaped top and a cylindrical foot made from electrogalvanized stainless steel wire. The two parts are connectable with clips for a floor standing version. The bowl shaped top can be used separately and hung from the ceiling. The chair has 7 removable original seat cushions upholstered in grey woolen fabric. Literature: Cara Greenberg, Op to Pop, New York, 1999, pp. 116 and 126 Alexander von Vegesack, Mathias Remmele, eds. Verner Panton: The Collected Works, exh. cat., Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, 2000, pp. 9 and 246 Charlotte and Peter Fiell, 60s Decorative Arts, Cologne, 2000, p. 18. A danish designer and architect who lives in Switserland, Verner Panton has worked in many areas and with many manufacturers, providing numerous designs. Verner Panton studied at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen and worked as an associate with Arne Jacobsen. He opened his own design office in 1955 and created the first single-form injection molded plastic chair in 1960, edited by Herman Miller in 1967. He created truly innovative futuristic furniture...

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

Aldo van den Nieuwelaar was a Dutch designer and architect. He studied at the Academy for Visual Arts in Breda and founded his own studio in 1968. His designs each show simplicity an...

This light sculpture can be a table lamp or wall mounted lamp. Designed in the '60s by Aldo van den Nieuwelaar, Netherlands, Holland.. The lamp is part of the collections of the Mu...

Aldo van den Nieuwelaar (1944-2010) 'early 1968 edition' cirkellamp. Truly iconic and one of the most famous examples of minimalist Dutch design, designed in 1968 by Aldo van den Nie...

Mid-Century Modern light sculpture TC6 created by Aldo van de Nieuwelaar, the Netherlands, in 1968. Aldo van de Nieuwelaar was inspired by Gerri...

Aldo van den Nieuwelaar, best known for his Amsterdammer cupboard series, was commissioned by ABN Bank to design a table lamp. He came up with this marvellous light and transparent d...