Bar Cabinet, Futura by Emiel Veranneman for V-Form, 1959

In the 1950s, Pieter De Bruyne (1931-1987) joined the Belgian furniture designers who concentrated on modern social furniture. He was convinced that furniture, in addition to its aes...

This great old Industrial locker wardrobe cabinet can be dated in the 1950s. With its metal fence side panels and doors in grey lacquered metal, it stays ...

This beautiful cabinet was designed by Claire Bataille and Paul ibens in 1966, for private use. In 1968 it came in production by ‘t Spectrum and it was only produced until 1974. This...

This beautiful chest of drawers was designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform in the late 1950s. It has a Minimalist look with its handleless drawers and fine brass hairpin legs. Th...

This beautiful coffee table was designed by Max Ingrand and manufactured by Fontana Arte in 1956. The elegant brass legs support the rectangle crystal...

This unique sideboard was designed by Willy Rizzo from the Alveo series published by Mario Sabot Editions, Italy 1970. Willy Rizzo (1922-2013) was an Italian photographer and designe...

Emiel Veranneman, very rare oak wood, Belgium, 1960s This monumental highboard cabinet features four doors with squared handles. The cabinet is geometric and sculptural and at th...

Emiel Veranneman for DeCoene Decor, ‘Stereo’ cabinet, wood, cream lacquer, Belgium, 1986 Well-known Belgian furniture designer Emiel Veranneman (1924-2003) originally created this ra...

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Emiel Veranneman Exquisite pair of high gloss cabinets, Belgium, 70s or 80s. This stylish pair of cabinets by famous Belgian designer and artist E...

Sideboard designed by the Belgian designer Emiel Veranneman produced by Decoene. Made of lacquered wood in gray-blue color with a yellow accent in the door. One-of-a-kind furniture made for the previous owner. "From 1960 Emiel Veranneman began to concentrate his efforts exclusively on furniture creations and interior decorations for clients, an evolution due to a profound dissatisfaction with the prevailing rules of the furniture industry. The result was an impressive series of unique creations with the most important characteristics: harmony, monumental, tension, power and intellectual outflow. One could call Emiel Veranneman's art furniture more radical and stubborn. an art form that is not impressed by the rules of the economy, nor by the fashionable desires of the public, least of all by the promptings of its clients or by artistic trends. All this makes it possible to really call Emiel Veranneman a monument in furniture art. His art stands alone among his contemporaries." (Veranneman, Visie & Passie, p.162-163) Please note that the piece is in good vintage condition with some minor user damage. Comes with the original design drawing...

Early credenza by Emiel Veranneman, one of the most important Belgian designers impressive pieces of green onyx marble. Check out our Goldwood Storefront...