De Vreugde Design and Collectables

02/10/2026

A stylish example of Dutch design from the 1960s, this free-standing coat rack combines simplicity with a strong sculptural presence. Its practical design makes it easy to place in an entrance hall, bedroom or dressing area, while its clean lines give it a timeless appearance.
Typical of the period, the coat rack balances functionality with an understated sense of elegance. Standing freely on its own, it does not need to be mounted to a wall and can easily be moved when desired. A versatile vintage piece that works beautifully in both classic and contemporary interiors, adding a subtle touch of authentic Dutch mid-century character.

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30/09/2026

Designed by Peter Ghyczy for Ghyczy Studio in the Netherlands, this 1980s side table is a fine example of the designer’s distinctive approach to furniture. Ghyczy was known for combining innovative materials and construction techniques with a strong sculptural quality, creating pieces that feel both functional and visually intriguing.
With its clean lines and characteristic 1980s aesthetic, this versatile table can be used beside a lounge chair or sofa, or simply as a coffee table. Its distinctive design adds character to both contemporary and eclectic interiors, making it a beautiful vintage piece for collectors and lovers of Dutch design.

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28/09/2026

This elegant 1960s coffee table was designed by Hank Kwint for Metaform, Netherlands. The combination of a chrome frame and clear glass top gives the table a light and refined appearance, while its geometric construction reflects the modernist character of Dutch design from the period. Its timeless form makes it easy to combine with a variety of interiors and it works beautifully as a coffee table or as a subtle statement piece.
The glass top has some very small chips, the largest measuring approximately 3 mm on the top, and one small chip of approximately 4 mm on the side. These small imperfections are barely visible and have been photographed as clearly as possible and can be seen in the photos. They do not detract from the beautiful design or overall appearance of this distinctive vintage piece.

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27/09/2026

This elegant EA 118 desk chair was designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Vitra, Germany, and dates from the 2000s. The chair combines a sleek chrome base with black hopsack upholstery and refined aluminium armrests, creating a timeless and functional design. Thanks to its adjustable height, the chair can easily be adapted to different desks and working environments.
The seat height adjusts from 43 to 54 cm, while the overall height ranges from 85 to 96 cm. With its comfortable proportions and sophisticated appearance, the EA 118 works beautifully as a desk chair in both residential and professional interiors, while remaining a classic example of Eames design.

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27/09/2026

1960s round coffee table designed by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck, Denmark. This elegant table reflects Wegner’s characteristic approach to Scandinavian design, combining refined simplicity with carefully considered proportions and excellent craftsmanship.
The clean, understated form gives the table a timeless quality, while the round tabletop creates a warm and inviting presence within an interior. Designed by one of Denmark’s most influential furniture designers, this table is a beautiful example of the functional and sophisticated design language of the mid-20th century. A versatile piece that works effortlessly in both modern and vintage interiors, and a fine example of Danish design by Hans J. Wegner.

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25/09/2026

1950s Lady’s Oyster easy chair, designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, Netherlands. This iconic lounge chair showcases Paulin’s innovative approach to organic forms, combining sculptural elegance with exceptional comfort. The enveloping shape of the chair creates a distinctive silhouette, while the beautiful blue upholstery gives it a fresh and sophisticated appearance. The chair has some discoloration due to sun exposure.
Set on a matt chrome base, the chair has a light and elegant presence despite its generous proportions. The Lady’s Oyster is a fine example of Pierre Paulin’s pioneering work for Artifort and of the innovative Dutch furniture design of the 1950s. A timeless design classic that remains highly distinctive and beautifully suited to both modern and vintage interiors.

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24/09/2026

24/09/2026

1980s easy chair, model F815, designed by Theo Ruth for Artifort, Netherlands. This distinctive lounge chair combines Theo Ruth’s characteristic sculptural approach with a comfortable and inviting form. The generously shaped upholstery creates a strong silhouette, while the striking combination of red and black gives the chair a bold and graphic appearance.
Designed with both comfort and visual impact in mind, the F815 is a beautiful example of 1980s Dutch furniture design and reflects Artifort’s long tradition of combining innovative design with excellent craftsmanship. A distinctive statement piece that works equally well as a functional lounge chair or as a sculptural object within an interior.

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22/09/2026

1980s desk chair designed by Antonio Citterio for Vitra, Germany. This elegant and functional office chair reflects Citterio’s characteristic approach to contemporary design, combining clean lines, ergonomic comfort and practical functionality. With its refined proportions and timeless appearance, the chair works beautifully in both a professional office environment and a residential interior.
The seat height is adjustable from 45 to 57 cm, while the overall height of the chair adjusts accordingly from 96 to 108 cm. A versatile and well-designed example of 1980s European office furniture, combining functionality with the understated elegance associated with Antonio Citterio’s work for Vitra.

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