Mid-Century Modern Petite Disc Cabinet by Michael van Beuren For Sale

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Mid-Century Modern Petite Disc Cabinet by Michael van Beuren

Name: Mid-Century Modern Petite Disc Cabinet by Michael van Beuren
Brand: Michael van Beuren
Price: 1200 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,200

7710 Gallery

México, CDMX

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Dimensions: 35.44ʺW × 14.97ʺD × 23.63ʺH

Styles: Mid-Century Modern

Designer: Michael van Beuren

Period: 1970s

Country of Origin: Mexico

Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned

Materials: Mahogany

Condition: Good Condition, Original Design Modified, Some Imperfections

Color: Brown

Tear Sheet

Condition Notes: Good Refinished. Wear consistent with age and use. Good Refinished. Wear consistent with age and use. less

Description: Circa 1970, we offer this Mid-Century Modern petite disc cabinet by Michael Van Beuren, made in mahogany plywood and brass … more Circa 1970, we offer this Mid-Century Modern petite disc cabinet by Michael Van Beuren, made in mahogany plywood and brass details, includes VB original label.

About Michael Van Beuren:

Michael Van Beuren (1911-2004) was born in New York and studied architecture at the Bauhaus under Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Josef Albers until its closure in 1933. He moved to Acapulco at the end of 1936, where he oversaw the interiors of the bungalows at the renowned Flamingo Hotel in 1937, and quickly became a formative member of the Mexican Modernism movement. By 1938, Van Beuren began focusing on furniture design, working with a fellow Bauhaus colleague, Klaus Grabe, to create modern and affordable pieces. Inspired by the local culture and craftsmanship, the duo applied Bauhaus design principles to popular Mexican mainstays, such as woven reclining chaises and wooden dining chairs. Their approach was a success; the pair was one of the winners of a 1941 competition organized by MoMA targeting teams from Latin America called ‘Organic Design for Home Furnishings’, which catapulted them to wide regard. In the following years, Van Beuren founded his furniture label Domus, which became synonymous with well-crafted, modernist design that garnered fans both in Mexico and America. Along with his own designs, Domus also produced work by Clara Porset, a friend and contemporary of Van Beuren’s. However, by 1951, the company’s move towards more mass manufacturing meant that Van Beuren’s earlier designs were no longer being produced. less

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