Kunst en decoratie

Set of two vintage low bar stools featuring chrome tubular steel frames with four-legged bases and round seats upholstered in brown leatherette. A simple and functional mid-century design with an industrial character, typical of European interiors from the 1960s.

As with all vintage design items, light signs of use may be present and add to their authentic character. Dimensions: Height 47 Width 35 Depth 35 cm.

Large, luxurious and very comfortable two-seater sofa manufactured by the renowned Dutch Design producer Leolux in the 1970s. This sturdy sofa is upholstered in a well preserved seal brown leather. Leolux is well-known for its high quality furniture. The sofa is in a very well-preserved condition, with minor wear consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 70 cm, Width: 160 cm, Depth: 90 cm, Seating Height: 40 cm, Quantity: 1

Italian midcentury design high quality sofa model ‘Lauriana’, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa. Manufactured by B&B Italia in the 1970s. The sofa features a chocoate brown leather upholstery. As can be expectefd from B&B Italian, the seating comfort is great! The sofa is in a well preserved vintage condition, with some wear consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 82 cm, Width: 162 cm, Depth: 80 cm, Seating height: 44 cm, Seating width: 110 cm, Seating depth: 57 cm, Arm rests: 56 cm, Quantity: 1

A striking vintage pendant lamp featuring a polished chrome fixture with three clear glass globes, arranged symmetrically around a central vertical stem. The clean, architectural lines and reflective chrome surface give the lamp a distinctly modernist appearance, characteristic of European lighting design from the 1970s. The transparent glass globes create a light and airy visual effect while allowing the bulbs to remain fully visible, enhancing the sculptural quality of the piece. Well-balanced in proportion, this pendant works equally well as a statement light in a living space, hallway or above a dining table. Presented in very good vintage condition, with a well-preserved chrome finish and clear glass globes showing only minimal signs of age-related wear. Dimensions: Total height 47, Width 32, Diameter Glass Balls 13 cm

Brutalist Wabi Sabi Influence Rectangle Solid Oak Nesting Tables / Stools, Set of 3, 1960s. This set of solid oak nesting tables presents a bold, sculptural design defined by mass, simplicity, and honest craftsmanship. Thick tabletops and sturdy, tapered legs create a powerful architectural presence, while the natural grain and visible joinery emphasize the material’s tactile qualities.

The aesthetic closely aligns with mid-20th-century European modernism and brutalist furniture design, showing clear affinities with the work of Pierre Jeanneret, Pierre Chapo, and Charlotte Perriand. Like their designs, this set values function, structural clarity, and the expressive potential of solid wood over ornamentation.

The naturally aged surface and subtle tool marks contribute to a wabi-sabi character, celebrating imperfection and patina as integral elements of the design. Both functional and sculptural, the tables can be nested compactly or used individually, making them versatile pieces suited to contemporary interiors as well as design-focused collections.Great set of tables which is in a good vintage condition with some minor wear consistent its age and use. The wood of this set shows a warm and strong patina. The set features beautiful shaped legs. Dimensions: Height 27,5-32,5-38 Width 29-44-58 Depth 3x 29 cm.

Warm and practical mid-century hallway furniture piece crafted in teak, combining a coat rack, mirror, and bench in one compact vertical design. The back panel features four metal coat hooks arranged across slender teak slats, with an integrated rectangular mirror for everyday convenience.

Below, a low bench offers seating and storage, accented with a distinctive mosaic ceramic inlay composed of small square tiles in white, black, and grey tones, adding a subtle decorative rhythm to the clean-lined form. Raised on small castors, the piece is easy to position and well suited to an entryway or hallway.

A charming and functional example of 1960s design, balancing utility with warm materials and thoughtful detailing. An inviting addition to any interior with a taste for mid-century character. Dimensions: Height 180 Width 89 Depth 25,5 cm.

Charming fish-shaped ceramic dish by Rossello Vallauris, France, 1960s. Finished in a high-gloss glaze with warm ochre and yellow tones enriched by greens, reds and deep olive accents, giving the piece a lively, painterly surface. The softly modelled fins and organic contours are characteristic of Vallauris ceramics from this period, where playful form and expressive colour were central. The piece is in a very well preserved condition, no observed damage. Produced in Vallauris, Southern France, during the 1960s, a period renowned for bold, figurative ceramics and vivid glazes. Rossello pieces are appreciated for their decorative appeal and approachable, joyful design language. Dimensions: Approx. H 4,5 W 23 D 21 cm.

Elegant Minimalistic Solid Brass Side Tables with Smokey Glass Top by Vereinigte Werkstätten. Set of 2. Manuractured in Germany in the 1970s. This wonderful set features sophistication in its execution. The elegant legs show a matte and high gloss finish in a subtile way and the glass top shows some lightness in its smokey transparancy. Can be used either as side tables or coffee tables. Fits very well in a any eclectic interior. The condition may be considered as very well preserved, with a few non disturbing scratches on the glass top. Dimensions: Height: 50 cm, Width: 60 cm, Depth: 60 cm, Quantity: 1

Japanese Embroidered Panel with Cranes, Cherry Blossoms and Rising Sun, 20th century..This richly decorated embroidered panel depicts two cranes set among blooming cherry blossoms, accompanied by a radiant sun and a Japanese inscription traditionally associated with wishes of beauty, longevity, and good fortune. The imagery is deeply rooted in East Asian symbolism: cranes represent long life and fidelity, while cherry blossoms evoke renewal, transience, and elegance.

The embroidery is executed in vibrant, carefully chosen colors, likely on a silk ground, with fine stitching that gives the composition both texture and visual depth. The contrasting tones of the blossoms, plumage, and background create a harmonious yet lively surface, emphasizing the decorative quality of the work.

Such embroidered panels were commonly produced in Japan during the 20th century as decorative wall hangings or ceremonial pieces, valued for their craftsmanship and symbolic meaning. The work combines aesthetic refinement with cultural significance, making it an attractive decorative object as well as a collectible example of traditional textile art. Dimensions Frame: Height 65 Width 48,5 cm. Visual: Height 51,5 Width 35,5 cm.

Set of three vintage design kitchen chairs manufactured by Brabantia in The Netherlands, dating from the 1960s. The chairs feature red Formica seats and backrests combined with chromed tubular steel frames, a classic and functional design typical of Dutch kitchen furniture from this period.

The warm red color adds a lively accent, while the simple, well-balanced construction reflects Brabantia's focus on durability and everyday usability. These chairs are practical, easy to maintain, and visually clear in design, making them suitable for both vintage and contemporary interiors.

A compact and appealing vintage set, ideal for a smaller dining area, kitchen corner, or as occasional seating. The chairs are in very well-preserved vintage condition. As with all vintage seating, they may show light signs of use, which add to their authentic character.