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De Vreugde Design Mid 20th century modern furniture and lighting http://www.devreugdedesign.com It also stocks a diversity of gadgets from the same period.

De Vreugde, which is situated in the heart of the Jordaan district, offers a large selection of mid 20 century modern furniture, lighting and objects. You’ll find a happy mix of styles and furniture: an Eames-armchair alongside a Saarinen table, and a Pastoe cabinet next to a Martinelli lamp. De Vreugde also sells beautifuly-designed non-branded furniture. The shop’s collection has meanwhile becom

e so large, that we have opened our warehouse with 1500m2 showroom for the public every Wednesday and Saturday. If you share our passion for design, you simply have to visit our warehouse and shop. We sell mid 20th century modern furniture and lighting and objects and update our stock continually. Here on our website you can check out much of our collection. You’re always welcome to visit our shop in the center of Amsterdam or our warehouse in Wilnis.

05/06/2026

Discover this elegant mid-century sewing box, crafted in warm wood with beautifully organized compartments and tapered legs. A practical yet stylish piece that showcases timeless Scandinavian craftsmanship and smart storage design. Perfect for vintage furniture lovers of timeless Scandinavian design.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1960s-teak-sewing-box-netherlands/

03/06/2026

Raani Peippo’s stool from Finland reflects clean Nordic design. Crafted with simplicity and function in mind, it combines practical comfort with timeless aesthetics. The stool highlights Finnish craftsmanship, durable materials, and an elegant form that suits both modern and interiors.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1960s-pine-stool-by-raani-peippo-for-stockmann-orno-finland/

02/06/2026

In the 1970s, Bent Gantzel Boysen designed the small hanging lamp Duett. Its multiple metal shades work together to create a playful, warm lighting effect. Not loud or flashy, but charming in its simplicity: a bit industrial, a bit playful, and above all very typical of the 1970s.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1970s-small-hanging-lamp-model-duett-bent-gantzel-boysen-for-ikea-sweden/

01/06/2026

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A small icon of Finnish mid-century design: ☘️ the Apila stool by Rauni Peippo for Stockmann Orno, produced in the 1960s. Crafted from solid pine, its distinctive four-leaf clover-shaped seat combines playful organic form with the clean functionalism that defines Scandinavian design. Elegant and sculptural. The Apila stool remains a highly sought-after collector’s piece and a timeless example of Finnish craftsmanship.

01/06/2026

In a quiet corner of the room stands a table lamp with an unexpectedly beautiful presence. At first glance it feels simple, almost modest — but then you notice the base.

Inside the foot, glass seems to twist and swirl as if it has been gently frozen in motion. Light catches the curves and turns them into soft reflections, like ripples suspended in time. It gives the lamp a sense of depth and quiet elegance, as though there is a hidden story held within the glass itself.

When it is switched on, the glow doesn’t just shine outward — it travels through the base, revealing layers, movement, and a subtle play of light that changes with every angle. It’s not just a lamp, but a small sculptural moment on a table, where function and beauty meet effortlessly.

A reminder that even the simplest objects can carry a touch of art.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1960s-table-lamp-with-clear-twisted-glass-lamp-base/

31/05/2026

In a quiet corner of a 1970s bedroom, a tiny Osram bedside lamp quietly did its job — no drama, no fuss, just soft, comforting light.

Small in size, but full of clever design, it came with a playful twist: a magnetic ball that let you adjust the light just the way you wanted. A little flick, a gentle tilt, and suddenly the mood of the room changed. Reading bedtime stories? Perfect. Late-night thoughts? Even better.

It wasn’t just a lamp — it was a small companion on the nightstand, glowing faithfully through evenings of paperbacks, vinyl records in the background, and the calm rhythm of a slower time.

Decades later, it still carries that same charm: simple, functional, and quietly brilliant. A tiny design moment from the 70s that still knows how to light up a room.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1970s-small-bed-table-lamp-osram-with-magnetic-ball/

30/05/2026

Ice Cube Putzler vs IKEA Ice Cube.

The IKEA Ice Cube lamp and the Ice Cube Putzler. Both looked like ice cubes, but each had its own style. The IKEA Ice Cube had a clean, simple design, while the Ice Cube Puzzler featured detailed patterns and a more artistic look.

When the lights turned on, both lamps created a cozy atmosphere in the room. Different in design, but equally beautiful in their own way.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1970s-small-ice-cube-table-lamp-putzler-germany/

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1990s-iviken-or-ice-cube-table-lamp-by-ikea-sweden/

26/05/2026

The EB05 is a compact, wall-mounted dressing table designed in the 1950s (around 1950–1959) by Dutch designer Cees Braakman for the manufacturer Pastoe. It reflects the post-war modernist idea of light, functional furniture for smaller homes.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1950s-dressing-table-with-mirror-wall-mounted-eb-05-pastoe-nl/

25/05/2026

A charming 1950s Dutch teak writing desk with a clean, understated modernist design. Though not attributed to a specific designer, it captures the elegant simplicity and craftsmanship that made mid-century Dutch furniture so timeless. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller apartments, studios, or cozy workspaces, while the warm teak wood adds character and sophistication to any interior. A practical and stylish piece with beautiful proportions and a calm minimalist presence.

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1950s-small-teak-desk-on-black-wooden-legs-netherlands/

24/05/2026

A unique exhibition poster, made and used for a Franz Kafka exhibition in the Czech Republic (Praque) in the 1950s.

This fantastic piece shows an artist’s impression of Kafka, made by Czech artist Josef Flejsar, as marked at the top left. The vibrant yellow and thick black lines create a beautiful contrast to this eye-catching piece.

Available at De Vreugde Design. Visit our website or DM for more info!

https://devreugdedesign.com/product/1950s-kafka-exhibition-poster-by-josef-flejsar-from-czech/

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