B22 Design

Interieur Villa Leuring

Den Haag 1901-1903

Marcel Breuer - Important catalogue 1974

Primary School at Nagele

Noordoostpolder, 1954

Architect Aldo van Eyck

Large metal bookcase, design H.&J. Ziersch

From the book: 'Mooier wonen'

Casa Salvati 

Alberto Salvati & Ambrogio Tresoldi

Arenzano, Italy 1961-1964

Axel Einar Hjort (1888 - 1959) Sweden

'Mora-series'

Nordiska Kompaniet

Marina Bulgari's Chic Rome Apartment

Installation view of the exhibition:

"Le Corbusier: Architecture, Painting, Design"

The Museum of Modern Art Archives

1960s Advertisement of the Ball Chair

Design by Eero Aarnio for Asko

Francis Bacon - furniture design (1930s)

Francis Bacon, best known for his visceral and emotionally charged paintings, also made a brief yet intriguing foray into furniture design during the late 1920s and early 1930s. His work in this field reflected the influence of modernist and Bauhaus aesthetics, characterized by minimalist forms, functional lines, and the innovative use of materials like glass, chrome, and tubular steel. Though his career in furniture was short-lived, Bacon’s designs revealed a sharp eye for structure and form - qualities that would later manifest in his haunting visual compositions. His furniture pieces, rare and highly collectible today, offer a glimpse into the early creative explorations of one of the 20th century’s most provocative artists.

Helen Frankenthaler in her New York studio.

Valentine Schlegel

@ B22 Design