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ALFRED HENDRICKX, sideboard model 425/P in rosewood veneer

Sideboard model 425/P, designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform in the 1960s. Executed in rosewood veneer with an exceptional deep, warm tone and refined grain. Features include four sliding doors with polished metal handles, three drawers, two shelves, and a folding panel.
Designed at armrest height for both functional and visual balance.

This piece originates from the estate of Alfred Hendrickx's family, offering a rare opportunity to own a design that remained within the designer's inner circle. It has been beautifully preserved, showing only minimal signs of use and a discreet veneer restoration on the inside of the cabinet, on the door of the bar section.

h x w x d: 126 x 250 x 42 cm / weight: 159 kg

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2,900.00 €
excluding shipping cost

About Alfred Hendrickx

Alfred Hendrickx (1931 - 1976) emerged as a prominent figure in Belgium's furniture design scene during the 1950s. With a family legacy rooted in the Van Fleteren furniture firm, founded by his grandfather, Hendrickx inherited a rich tradition of craftsmanship. Transitioning from ship interiors to residential furniture in the post-war period, Van Fleteren embraced the trend of 'social furniture', a shift that Alfred Hendrickx contributed to significantly. In the 1950s, Hendrickx's designs for Van Fleteren resulted in the creation of the iconic 'Belform' collection in 1953. This collection marked a turning point for the company.

They introduced lighter, more versatile pieces with a sleek, modern aesthetic influenced by Italian design. Hendrickx's participation in Expo '58, the Brussels World's Fair, further elevated his status. His work alongside other prominent Belgian designers like Willy Van Der Meeren, Jos De Mey and Lucien Engels, solidified his position as one of Belgium's most important post-war designers. Today, Hendrickx's furniture remains highly sought after by collectors and vintage design enthusiasts, revered as emblematic examples of the Belgian modernist style.