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Piet Hein Eek scrap wood bowl

Unique bowl designed by Piet Hein Eek, made of scrap wood with beautiful colors of paint. Special art object by a Dutch designer. This type of bowl is no longer made.

Benno Premsela, Benno Mirror, 1956

In 1956 Benno Premsela came up with the ingenious and simple design of the Benno Mirror. After almost 70 years, the mirror has become a real design icon.

The story goes that Spectrum asked Premsela to design a beau

The characteristic shape of Manhattan's city center as a poured and matt-finished aluminium bowl. Manhattan at a scale of 1:10.000. That's the Metrobowl from Frederik Roijé, who describes it himself as : “A design from the city I love”. In the sam...

The characteristic shape of Amsterdam's city center as a poured and matt-finished aluminium bowl. The canal ring shown at a scale of 1:10.000. That's the Metrobowl from Frederik Roijé, who describes it himself as : “A design from the city I love”....

WENDELA chair

Serener’s compact, lightweight Wendela chair gorgeously unites materials and manufacturing techniques of different eras. The beech seat is created from a mold originally produced in the 1950s. It sits upon a contemporary aluminum bas...

This is a lamp and an art sculpture made by Dutch artist Jeroen Henneman. Made in 1974, Nr. 4/5 signatured by Henneman. The sculptural lamp has an aluminum lamp shade now.

Iconic teatrolley design by Cees Braakman in 1950 for UMS / Utrecht. Titled as PB 01, "Rolo". With fixed black painted plywood top. Also available one solid piece with Birch top.

Industrial designer Karel Links conceived his "easy to assemble" chair in 1968. Comprised of just 3 pieces of 10 mm birch plywood, it takes only 15 seconds to assemble this amazing, steady, reliable and beautiful chair. The award winning design rec...

"now". Always the right time, wherever you are in the world, and more importantly, not thinking about the past or the future, thinking now !!

By now, the clock time is eliminated. There is no time stamp; no past and no future. It now moves from...

"This rug Dutch designer Yvette Laduk is iconic. It is also nicely made. The growth rings and bark are realistic printed. You really think you're looking at a huge slice of a tree. " The cloth is made of SUSTAINAB ...