Domus Mexico

Beautiful desks in pinewood by Michael Van Beuren for "Domus" Mexico. The desks have a straightforward and functional design with a floating top supported by a single triangular leg.

Bauhaus-trained, Mexico city-based Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern design inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a small credenza wi...

Bauhaus-trained, Mexico City-based Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern design inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a dining table with...

Bauhaus-trained, Mexico City-based Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern design inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a small credenza wi...

Bauhaus-trained, Mexico City-based Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern design inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a convertible table...

For your consideration a credenza by Michael Van Buren for Domus Mexico. Constructed with walnut and mahogany wood.

Bauhaus-trained, Mexico city based Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern design inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a convertible table...

Sold pine framed chairs reminiscent of Jens Risom's early strap chairs for Knoll. Made in Mexico for Domus in the 1950s. Both chairs retain comprehensive original labels.

In 1937 Michael Van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marveled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular i...

In partnership with Klaus Grabe, his fellow student at the Bauhaus's revolutionary school, he founded Domus, a furniture design company produced in series, at affordable prices and w...

Bauhaus trained, Mexico City based designer Michael Van Beuren created highly functional modern pieces inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This lounge chair features...

Line Pino 5000, we offer this rare table made in Pine wood, circa 1940 designed by Michael van Beuren for Domus. This piece can be disassembled for better shipping.     

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

Wonderful set of original chairs and a rare cocktail table that the years have not been able to separate, this is a unique opportunity to have in your space an important part of the ...

Wonderful set of original San Miguelito Armchairs and a rare cocktail table that the years have not been able to separate, this is a unique opportunity to have in your space an impor...

Bauhaus-trained, Mexico city based Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern design inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a modular sofa/loun...

Wonderful set of two San Miguelito armchairs attributed to Michael van Beuren and Domus, this is a great opportunity to have in your space an important part of the Mexican modernism.

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.

We offer this rare Wardrobe designed by Michael Van Beuren for the "Domus" line, circa 1950.

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.

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.

Wonderful San Miguelito armchair attributed to Michael van Beuren and Domus, this is a great opportunity to have an important part of Mexican modernism in your space.

San Miguelito chair by Michael van Beuren for Domus, circa 1940s. The San Miguelito or Miguel chair was named after van Beuren’s Spanish moniker, “Don Miguel.”

1940s Basket in mahogany wood and woven palm. Made in Mexico Unmarked Attributed to Michael Van Beuren of Domus in Mexico of Bauhaus tradition.

San Miguelito chair by Michael van Beuren for Domus, circa 1940s. The San Miguelito or Miguel chair was named after van Beuren’s Spanish moniker, “Don Miguel.”

Bauhaus trained, Mexico City based designer Michael Van Beuren created highly functional modern pieces inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This lounge chair features...

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

San Miguelito Armchair, this is a unique opportunity to have in your space an important part of the Mexican modernism. In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mex...

Bauhaus trained, Mexico City based designer Michael Van Beuren created highly functional modern pieces inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This lounge chair features...

A pair of folding chairs by Michael van Beuren for his company Domus of Mexico. Made from mahogany and woven rattan cord.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The stool features a folding wrought iron base with x-frame profiles with hammered metal details. The seat is composed of brown leather in a plain weave. The leather straps wrap arou...

Muebles Austin was founded in 1944 in Mexico City by Austin Sulzburger (Switzerland) and was a successful furniture production company throughout the Mid-20th Century, producing qual...

A rare and important chaise longue in primavera wood and original artisan webbing by Michael Van Beuren, Klaus Grabe, and Morley Webb for Domus, Mexico. A beautiful example of the de...

Designed by Michael van Beuren for his company, Domus, and produced in Mexico, circa 1947. Born in New York City, van Beuren (1911-2004) studied at the Bauhaus in the early 1930s, se...

Designed by Michael van Beuren for his company, Domus, and produced in Mexico, circa 1947. Born in New York City, van Beuren (1911-2004) studied at the Bauhaus in the early 1930s, se...

Designed by Michael van Beuren for his Domus company and produced in Mexico, circa 1945.

Pair of lounge chairs with sinuous pine frames and canvas webbing produced in Mexico by Michael van Beuren's company, Domus. The U.S.

Designed by Michael van Beuren for his Domus company and produced in Mexico, circa 1945.

Very rare set of two lounge chairs, designed by Michael van Beuren for Domus, Mexico. Mexico City, circa 1950s. Born in New York City, Van Beuren (1911-2004) studied at the influe...

A 1950s easy chair by Michael van Beuren for Domus, Mexico. The chair has a tropical wooden frame with darker slats.

The metal tag reads: Muebles. Domus. por Van BEUREN y CIA. Made in Mexico.

Domus was the furniture brand of Michael Van Beuren in México in the 50's.

Early Lounge Chair by Michael Van Beuren for Domus.

Domus easy chair.

Van Beuren "Domus" Dining Room

Beautiful loungechair by Michael Van Beuren for Domus.

Michael Van Beuren Easy Chair For Domus

Once in Mexico VB’s career would flourish, beginning with his collaboration with Klaus Grabe, a Bauhaus colleague with whom he would establish the firm Domus in 1939 and together wit...

(Near) Pair of lounge chairs by the French duo Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet for Vibo Vesoul (circa 1950). The chairs embody the duo's modernist vision: the use of honest, natural mate...

Brazilian mid-century design is considered the pinnacle of 20th-century furniture, celebrated for its bold forms, masterful craftsmanship, and use of luxurious materials. This rare G...

Ciraca 1950, we offer this Mexican rocking chair attributed to Michael van Beuren made in mahogany wood and recently professionally restored.

A pair of wood, steel and beige vinyl lounge chairs or outdoor lounge chairs designed and produced in Argentina, c. 1980s.  In vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with a...

Mid-Century wicker and bamboo console attributed to Franco Albini, 1960s Complete and in good condition. Imperceptible signs of time.

A white fabric and wood lounge chair or slipper chair designed and produced in Argentina, c. 1970s. In good vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with age and use. Moderat...

A fine French low cocktail or coffee low table from the Mid-Century Modern era, in the manner of Maison Jansen - featuring a rectangular glass top set upon a handsome wrought iron fr...

The Togo was designed by Michel Ducaroy in 1973 for Ligne Roset. It is the first sofa/chair ever made only of foam and leather. The collection features an ergonomic design with polye...

An exceptional, meticulously restored set of twelve (12) modern Klismos arm dining chairs by the esteemed T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb, circa 1950. A set of this size of thes...

A generously proportioned lounge chair by Danish cabinetmaker, with a slightly canted rectangular back and rounded, sloping armrests, raised on short block legs. Newly upholstered in...

A unique vintage artistic mid-century coffee table featuring a ceramic tile top decorated with an expressive abstract pattern in earthy tones, mounted on a sculptural black enamelled...

Italian chest with striking hand-painted design in cream and blue tones, supported by four fluted and tapered legs. The chest features two dovetailed drawers with original hardware. ...

Gigi Armchair in Solid Beech, Particle Board and HR Foam by POPUS EDITIONS. Dimensions: W 60 x D 75 x H 83 cm. Materials: Solid beech, particle board, and HR foam. Fabric is not inc...

"MP-81" Brazilian Mid Century Coffee Table, designed by the Percival Lafer in the 1970s. Featuring black leather, a slate top, and Rosewood legs and hardware.

"Caprarola" 90cm diameter rattan and fabric ceiling lamp, the basin composed of a rattan structure and fabric, suspended by a hammered iron chain. Barracuda Edition, made in Portuga...

Comfortable walnut wing back chair designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen, 1954, produced by Carlo Ghan Denmark. Original black leather upholstery with a loose cushion and a comfortable cushion...

A Japanese antique low table or display stand, believed to date from the 1920s–1940s. Crafted from solid keyaki (Japanese zelkova), it celebrates the natural character of the wood in...