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Welcome to our online gallery for 20th century quality furniture. Visit the 5000m² storage, showro Mass Modern Design is founded by Etienne Feijns in 2011.

The interest and demand for vintage design has increased in recent years. Especially when it comes to high quality vintage design and furniture. In that market, Etienne Feijns internationally acquired a decent position. A variety of collectors, enthusiasts, designers and museums, domestically and abroad have already found their way to Roosendaal. This company is the result of his love for vintage

pieces and excitement he has while looking for the right furniture. MassModernDesign is the extension of Museum quality gallery MidMod-Design which is founded by Etienne Feijns in 2008. With our showroom where the two companies come together, we hope to inspire and please those who love quality furniture and exquisite interiors. Here at MassModernDesign we find quality very important. When the furniture comes in we fully check the structure, restore where needed in our own atelier, clean, upholster or refinish it when needed. We have an extremely high quality standard to our furniture as we think the quality furniture we sell deserves the right treatment. So we only work with the best craftsman’s and materials, personally selected by Etienne Feijns with years of experience in the vintage business.

31/08/2026

Miami Architecture Part 3. Continuing our architectural walk through Miami, we arrived at one of the city’s most radical statements of contemporary urban design: 1111 Lincoln Road.

Designed by Herzog & de Meuron and completed in 2010, the building is officially a parking garage, yet it was conceived as much more than infrastructure. Stacked concrete slabs, dramatically varied ceiling heights, and exposed structural elements transform a utilitarian program into an open, monumental framework. Retail spaces occupy the ground floor, while upper levels host events, fashion shows, and public gatherings, blurring the line between private development and civic space.

Positioned at the gateway of Lincoln Road, 1111 Lincoln Road has become a defining landmark of Miami Beach’s contemporary identity. It reflects a city willing to rethink function, scale, and public life, where even a parking structure can become an architectural destination.

For us this is one of the most impressice architectural highlights we saw in Miami and one we will have at top of our mind for a long time.

22/08/2026

LIGHT, TEXTURE & PURE ITALIAN ELEGANCE ✨

A rare set of Massimo Vignelli 259/2 wall lights, designed for Arteluce in 1964.

A striking expression of Italian modernism, the 259/2 combines a clean architectural aluminium structure with a cascading curtain of fine pearl-white textile threads. The contrast is what makes this design so powerful: rigid geometry meets softness and movement, transforming the light into an almost sculptural presence on the wall.

Part of Vignelli’s modular lighting series for Arteluce, the large double version is particularly impressive and rarely seen. We currently have six examples available, all preserved in fully original condition with their original Arteluce labels still present. The fringes have been carefully cleaned while retaining the authenticity of these remarkable 1960s pieces.

An exceptional and highly decorative design by one of the great masters of 20th-century Italian design.

Available in pairs.

11/08/2026

BLUE, BOLD & BEAUTIFULLY UNUSUAL. 💙

An extraordinary curved blue glass wall mirror, attributed to Ettore Sottsass Jr. and manufactured by Santambrogio e De Berti, Italy, circa 1958.

Created from a single sweeping piece of curved blue glass, the mirror is punctuated by dozens of delicate moon-eye shaped incisions, individually silvered from behind to form a shimmering constellation around the off-centre circular mirror. A technically complex detail that gives the piece an almost jewel-like presence.

The attribution to Sottsass has never been officially confirmed, yet the timing, experimental use of glass and sculptural language strongly connect it to the period in which Sottsass collaborated with Santambrogio e De Berti.

Finished with beautifully patinated brass mounts, this is much more than a mirror. It sits somewhere between functional design, sculpture and optical art, and is an exceptionally rare expression of post-war Italian modernism.

Available now at Mass Modern Design.

09/08/2026

Explore our current group exhibition through the eyes of a lens, beautifully captured by .

A look back at the opening weekend of Art Meets Furniture in Knokke, bringing together works by Charlotte Perriand, Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Anton Heyboer and Anna Bonheur.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us over the past days. It was wonderful to see so many familiar and new faces and to share the exhibition with you.

For those who didn’t make it yet, there are still 4 weeks to visit the group show. We look forward to welcoming you in Knokke and experiencing the dialogue between art, furniture and architecture in person.

Zeedijk-het Zoute 720
Knokke-Heist

07/08/2026

Tonight, during Nacht van ’t Zoute, we officially open the doors to our new group exhibition in Knokke.

Bringing together the work of Charlotte Perriand, Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Anna Bonheur and Anton Heyboer, the exhibition explores the dialogue between art, furniture, colour and form. Different generations and disciplines meet in one space, creating unexpected connections between collectible design and contemporary and post-war art.

A true reflection of what our Knokke gallery stands for: where art meets furniture.

Join us tonight in Knokke during Nacht van ’t Zoute, from 17:00–22:00.

05/08/2026

Every exhibition begins with a door.

Tomorrow, we open ours.

Step inside and discover a dialogue between design and art in our new group exhibition, featuring iconic works by Charlotte Perriand, alongside paintings by Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Anton Heyboer, and Anna Bonheur. An exhibition where furniture, architecture and contemporary art meet in a carefully curated setting.

Opening: 7 August 2026
Preview: 6 August (by invitation)
On view at Mass Modern Design Seaside Gallery
Zeedijk-Het Zoute 720, Knokke-Heist

We look forward to welcoming you.

05/08/2026

Where craftsmanship meets effortless comfort.

This exceptional pair of Veranda lounge chairs, designed by Jorge Zalszupin for L’Atelier in 1959, perfectly embodies the balance between sculptural form, craftsmanship, and comfort that defines his work. Inspired by classic campaign chairs yet unmistakably Brazilian, the design combines a beautifully detailed hardwood frame with thick cognac leather that has developed a rich, authentic patina over decades.

The suspended leather backrest naturally adapts to the sitter, while the elegant brass details and hand-stitched construction reveal the meticulous craftsmanship behind every element. Preserved in remarkable original condition, these chairs are increasingly difficult to find, especially as a matching pair.

A timeless design that feels as relevant today as it did over sixty years ago.

03/08/2026

Rare restaurant provenance. One of Jean Prouvé’s most iconic designs in an unusual and vibrant original red finish.

Originally used in a restaurant in northern France, this rare Model 512 Compas table formed part of a colorful interior where red, green and blue frames created a striking architectural rhythm. A wonderful reminder that Prouvé’s functional designs were not only made for schools and offices, but also for lively social spaces.

Still retaining its original patina, the honest wear of decades of use only adds to its character. A beautiful example where engineering, color and history come together in one timeless design.

30/07/2026

MMD MONTHLY • JULY 2026

What happens behind the scenes at Mass Modern Design?

July was a month of heat ☀️ and constant movement. New acquisitions arrived almost daily, restoration work continued in our workshops, photography sessions filled the studio, and remarkable pieces found their way to collectors across the world.

From carefully reupholstering rare Italian chairs and preparing iconic lighting for its next home to discovering forgotten treasures and welcoming visitors to our gallery, every day brought something different. Alongside the finished pieces, there were countless moments that usually remain unseen: packing, researching, documenting, restoring, and refining every detail before a piece leaves our hands.

These are the moments that define what we do. Not just buying and selling design, but preserving its history and ensuring every object is ready for another lifetime.

Swipe through for a glimpse behind the scenes and some of the moments that shaped July.

What would you like to see more of next month?

28/07/2026

One of the last survivors of the original Raadhuis Budel interior.

Designed by Jan de Jong in 1967, this remarkable cabinet embodies the quiet power of the Bossche School. Built according to Dom Hans van der Laan’s Plastic Number, every proportion, copper nail and wooden detail serves a purpose.

When the town hall was renovated in 1997, most of the original furnishings disappeared forever. A handful of local residents rescued several pieces, allowing masterpieces like this to survive.

Architecture. Furniture. Mathematics. History. All in one extraordinary object.

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http://www.massmoderndesign.com/

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