Sofa or Daybed by Coen de Vries for Devo, Dutch Design, 1952

Coen de Vries has to be considered as a leading figure and Pioneer of Dutch Modernism after World War II. With his own company Devo the Hague and his close involvement in the 'Goed ...

Rare conversion sofa to bed from Coen de Vries for Pilastro with arm rests. Newly upholstered in grey and indigo with black enameled metal frame. When as a daybed it measures 85 x 32...

Bar stool, Coen de Vries for Everest Rotterdam, original red patina, Netherlands, 1950s Dutch modernist piece from the Rietveld, Friso Kramer era. Black lacquered metal frame, red ...

Beautiful, mid-century, 3-seat sofa with mocha velvet upholstery, steel frame and lightly refinished natural wood armrests. Designed by Coen de Vries. As a leading member of the Goed Wonen foundation, De Vries was of great significance for the development of Dutch post-war interior and furniture design. He is known as a functionalist designer who strove for good, affordable and modern furniture. De Vries fulfilled a pioneering role by having his designs made in-house by a furniture maker just after the Second World War, when there was virtually no furniture on the market, and selling them in his own shop De Sleutel. In response to the lack of materials and space, he came up with smart solutions for multifunctional and expandable furniture...

Made in Czechoslovakia Made of fabric, wood Dimensions at layout: Height:41cm, depth:84cm, width:186cm Original condition.

Amazing DS-85 sofa or daybed in white (cream) leather. This DS 85 daybed was designed and manufactured in the 1970s by De Sede in Switzerland. This extremely comfortable sofa or l...