Showing posts with label dutch design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dutch design. Show all posts

Sunday, December 29, 2019

eindhoven - city of design

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Eindhoven - 28th of December - 9648 steps

A day of design inspiration in the south of the Netherlands.

Vintage hunting at Loods040

Coffee at Kazerne - home of design

New pied-de-poule skirt at Vanilia

Lunch at Karel 1 museumcafé

Van Abbe museum

Piet Hein Eek - bought two vintage watering cans

Dinner at Radio Royaal

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

eindhoven

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Sunday in Eindhoven.

Vintage hunting with friends at LOODS 040 in Eindhoven.

Between all the unique pieces, I spotted a set of 3 vintage tulip chairs.
Only for sale as a set, so I suggested my friends to join me to make a deal.
Marieke agreed right away to buy one chair and I 'didn't mind' to take the other two chairs. Everyone happy!

We made a "Wie van de Drie" photo (the Dutch version of the American television quiz "To Tell the Truth" from the 80-s), although my younger friends didn't know the quiz and set with the tulip chairs for the panel and participants...
We had so much fun nonetheless, Mick acted as the quizmaster in the background...

It was freezing cold in the warehouse, so we left for lunch at Pien Hein Eek, to recover from the cold.

After lunch we went for inspiration to the shop & showroom and we visited an exhibition of Jan van der Ploeg in the gallery upstairs.
In short, we had a wonderful day together.

Monday morning I cleaned the vintage arm chairs (all ugly scratches, stickers and dirt went off) and in next blogpost I will show you, how perfect they are at the reading table.

Although they are not the original Tulip Arm Chairs by Eero Saarinen, they sure are lookalikes, but I haven't found out yet, who the designer is...
Anyone a clu?