In 1923 Rietveld received a commission from P. van der Pluym, the owner of the shop named Wessels, to make chairs for the Catholic Military old-age Home in Utrecht. The stretchers and legs of this chair are joined by notches which were further streng...

Museam-worthy and minimalistic: the BZ slatted bench was designed by Martin Visser in 1960 for the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. To this day, the bench continues to invite museum visitors to pause and take in the art at their own pace.  Its tim...

The SZ02 Armchair, designed by Martin Visser in 1960, is a true expression of his minimalist design philosophy. Defined by pure materials, a clear construction, and a refined aesthetic, the armchair combines elegance with remarkable comfort. Its slen...

The Wire Bar Stool combines a light, airy appearance with robust sturdiness. The minimalist wire steel frame creates an open, transparent look, while the compact form and gently curved seat deliver surprising comfort.  The low version of the ...