Around 1923 Rietveld introduced two new formal elements in his furniture designs: these were asymmetry and constructions with flat panels. Both of these formal elements can be arrived at by consistently thinking through the consequences of a previous...

The Benno Mirror, designed by Benno Premsela, is both ingenious and simple. It embodies Premsela’s signature approach to modern Dutch design: a perfect balance of simplicity, functionality, and timeless beauty.  Legend has it that Premsel...

The Steltman Chair is Gerrit Rietveld’s final design, created at the age of 75. With its clean lines and geometric planes, the chair forms an asymmetrical composition that reveals a new perspective from every angle. Its apparent simplicity make...

The Wire chair combines an elegant frame with a minimalist design, striking the perfect balance between functionality and style. Its light, open structure creates a transparent look, while the ergonomically shaped seat offers excellent comfort. As...

In 1954, Friso Kramer created the DH05 coat rack for Spectrum’s collection. This is more than just a functional item – it is a truly decorative home piece. The original design featured in the collection from 1956 to 1964. In 202...

The Tangled coffee table, designed by Carolina Wilcke, features an architectural frame with refined detailing and a carefully balanced composition. Two interwoven volumes merge into a harmonious whole, while the glass tops add a sense of transparency...

The Magneto floor lamp, designed by Henk Fillekes in the 1950s, is a true icon of Dutch design. Its defining feature is the magnetic ball on the elegant tripod base, allowing the arm and shade to be effortlessly rotated into any desired position. Thi...

Armchair for Metz&Co (1942) The Armchair for Metz&Co was named after the Amsterdam based department store Metz&Co for which Rietveld designed the chair in 1942. As early as in 1932 Metz&Co asked Rietveld to design a showroom for his f...

Hocker oder Beistelltisch Eiche lackiert, Sitzfläche rot oder weiß, Untergestell schwarz mit weißen Verstrebungsenden, 47 x 40 H 45 cm. Gerrit Rietveld hat insgesamt über 250 Möbel gestaltet. Er ist bekannt als Architekt...

Hocker oder Beistelltisch Eiche lackiert, Sitzfläche weiß oder rot, Untergestell schwarz mit weißen Verstrebungsenden, 47 x 40 H 45 cm. Gerrit Rietveld hat insgesamt über 250 Möbel gestaltet. Er ist bekannt als Archite...

The Military Table is a striking example of Gerrit Rietveld’s experimental design approach, where innovative forms, thoughtful use of materials, and a clear construction take center stage. As part of the Military series, the table is defined by...

The Press Room Chair is the low version of a series of three chairs, that Rietveld designed for the Press Room of the UNESCO building in Paris. The chair was meant as a comfortable lounge chairfor the low reading table for the journalists. Due to bud...

This unusual shelf was designed by Studio Parade for the Dutch company Spectrum. It captivates with its varied lines and looks like a picture on the wall. Back panel in white lacquered MDF, 13 solid core shelves (3 shelves have a widened section), wh...

Martin Visser designed the sofa BR 02.7 in the late 1950’s. The sofa has been in production ever since. In 1988, the loose armrest was added. A simple movement converts the sofa into a sofa bed. The sofa and armrest are available in the fabric...

This clever detail allows you to easily display or conceal the cabinet’s contents, with the roller shutter disappearing neatly into the back when open. The A’dammer takes its name from the well-known bollards found throughout the streets ...