AMSTERDAM MODERN

The use of wire-like components in Mid-Century modern design stems from concepts of simplistic and streamlined industrial design with a very organic feel. Wire framed coffee tables, magazine racks, and planters create a clean and boldly elegant structural design that fits in anywhere - indoors, outdoors, and works especially well to balance out heavier pieces of furniture such as teak credenzas. Here are a few of our favorites from the site :  Large Wire Framed Coffee Table Retro Wire Plant Stands Set of 4 Rietveld (attr) Chairs Pilastro Style Magazine Rack Coen de Vries Wall Mount Coat Rack with Wire Hooks Mid-Century Modern design tends to be extremely versatile - the enameled metal and wire components of these pieces make them even more welcoming to different environments while adding a subtle casual flair. It's even more awesome because some of these pieces come in exciting and fun colors! Pair of Kembo Lounge Chairs with Ottomans Need some pai...

Because it's so hot out... Rattan, bamboo, wicker and ALL outdoor items 25% off from today (9/19) until Friday September 27!  Lots of items, such as bamboo outdoor tables, are not listed on the website so come make an appointment to check stuff out at the warehouse! (818) 590-9100 In addition, SHOPCLASS will be having the same 25% discount on outdoor items.

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It's that time of year again.... With Summer coming to a close, the school year is right around the corner leaving us with these bad boys on our mind. So what's so great about them? Well, one is versatility. Two means quantity. And with three, you've got variety! Our stacking school chairs are made out of wood (beechwood, plywood, teak) and tend to be extremely durable. They can be used for dining room seating, in the foyer, in the study, as side tables , in the children's room, etc. Possibilities are endless. And with the arrival of the last container, our warehouse has suddenly been filled with hundreds of stacking school chairs. So make it your next assignment to find some nice additions to your dining room, living room, kitchen? New Arrivals! And we're not the only ones who can rave about Amsterdam Modern's collection of school chairs! Take a look at what some of our clients have done with our inventory! We proudly took part in creat...

The De Sede DS600 Sofa for Ueli Berger (photo credit to DesignCrisis Blog and Amsterdam Modern and My House ;) ) The rare DS600 non stop sofa by the Swiss company, De Sede, is totally cool. It has an entirely multifunctional range, able to change from a two-seater lounge chair into a twenty-seater sofa. Composed of individual upholstered pieces that zipper together, the sofa can be configured endlessly. From the s-curve arrangement to an arc (above) or a straight line, this couch is extremely versatile and absolutely stunning! However it’s beauty is unrivaled to it’s comfort as the couch’s both supportive and down upholstery give this shifting sofa a sense of extreme luxury. Mmmmmm. Osvaldo Borsani D70 Sofa for Tecno (photo credit to Amsterdam Modern) Osvaldo Borsani, an Italian architect and designer, emerged in the 1940’s and early 1950’s producing a large body of work. Famous to his repertoire was the establishment of a firm calle...

"The Rock" Two-Seater Sofa by Gerard Van Den Berg for Montis Leather and Rattan Lounge Chair by Gerard Van Den Berg for Montis "The Rock" Lounge Chair in Buck Leather by Gerard Van Den Berg for Montis Gerard Van Den Berg arguably defined a turning point from classic Mid-Century Dutch furniture design to more contemporary design using different materials, such as rattan and leather. For Montis, a company he started with his brother, his design aesthetic stemmed from concepts of comfort - cushiony seats with a solid and sturdy body. Nevertheless, he maintains a sleek elegance to each piece with his balanced, and often singular, use of warm leather upholstery and carefully placed stitching. ‘ Frame elements are always of a specific gauge, which constrains your design. Taking the upholstery as your starting point gives you much more options. For instance the hammock gave me the idea of making intelligent use of the upholstery to create op...