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The Obsession with Mid-Century Modern design

Today, more than ever, the midcentury modern look is everywhere Midcentury modern is an architectural, product, interior and graphic design that generally describes mid-20th century developments in modern furniture design, architecture and urban development from roughly 1933 to 1965. Mid-Century modern furniture first showed up in the 1950s and ’60s. Midcentury modern was reaffirmed in 1983 … Continue reading “The Obsession with Mid-Century Modern design”

Series of 4 chairs 1960s

Series of 4 Scandinavian style chairs structure oak and skai coating. 1950s/1960s. Good general condition: wood in very good condition, skai a little stained in places. Sit a little loose. Dimensions: h.78cm X l.48cm X p.43cm.

The Most Amazing Structures Designed by Women

“A gender-neutral industry—indeed, a gender-neutral built environment—if desired, cannot simply be willed into existence. It must be fought for. Invisibility is a sign that there is still much more work to do,” writes Jane Hall in the introductory essay of her new tome from Phaidon, Breaking Ground: Architecture by Women. For centuries, women’s contributions to … Continue reading “The Most Amazing Structures Designed by Women”

Desk by Willy van der Meeren

Belgium, late 1950s. Van der Meeren is considered to be the “Belgian Jean Prouvé”. Magnificent tubular structure, characteristic of Van der Meeren’s work. Original top, new laminated dark red wood

Hans J. Wegner, model GE290 Plank Easy chair for Getama

A design by Hans J. Wegner, model GE290 Plank Easy chair for Getama. This unique chair is an early edition from the mid 50s. Full solid wood with original upholstery. The bottom still has the original hallmark. An absolute must have for the connoisseur and a beautiful eye-catcher in the interior. Definitely a design icon.