ALFRED HENDRICKX, Artwork Sideboard for Belform

This exceptional mid-century modern sideboard, crafted by Belgian designer Alfred Hendrickx in the 1950s for Belform, is truly one-of-a-kind. One sliding door is covered with a unique ceramic illustration signed by the artist. The entire piece is enveloped in Bubinga veneer, supported by an elegant black lacquered frame, typical of Hendrickx's iconic style from that period.

Even with its years of experience, this high-quality sideboard is still looking sharp! It's in great original condition, showing only a few signs of its well-loved life. Just a little bit of wear on the sides, but nothing that takes away its charm.

h x w x d: 140 x 190 x 42 cm / weight: 99 kg

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7,800.00 €

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About Alfred Hendrickx

Alfred Hendrickx (1931–1976) was a Belgian furniture designer who shaped the post-war direction of Van Fleteren, where he introduced lighter and more functional furniture with a clear influence from Italian design. With the Belform collection (1953), he developed a more flexible and contemporary language, combining refined proportions with practical use.

His work was presented at Expo 58 in Brussels, a key moment for modern design in Belgium. Hendrickx worked within the same context as designers such as Willy Van Der Meeren, Jos De Mey, and Lucien Engels, reflecting a shared shift towards a modern way of living.

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