Hoeksteen Pew by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, 1963

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...

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...

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...

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...

Gerrit Rietveld and interior designer J. Tricht, bench, faux-leather, metal, The Netherlands, 1965. This bench was originally designed as a 'hall bench' for a local bank in Dedemsva...

Minimalistic bench or daybed attributed to Wim Rietveld, the Netherlands, 1960s.

This iconic, wall mounted 2-seater bench was designed by Dom Hans van der Laan in the Netherlands in the 1970s. It’s eye-catching, minimalist design is highly recognizable and one of the most beautiful examples of mid-century Dutch design. The seat is made of wood, it has a metal structure and copper nails. This quality seat is a true piece of (Dutch) design history! It comes from a doctor’s practice in the Dutch town Sint-Michielsgestel. The building was designed in the Bossche School style by Vermeulen architect’s office in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. We have the original architect’s drawings...

A very rare church bench designed by Dom Hans van der Laan for the Paulus Church in Dongen, the Netherlands. Manufactured in 1967. Designed in Bossche School style, as was the entir...