Modernist wardrobe by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax - Icon of Belgian design, 1950

This piece of furniture, an exceptional example of mid-20th century European modernism, is a wardrobe designed by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax in the early 1950s. It remains one of the most iconic pieces of Belgian industrial design. With its striking minimalist profile, the wardrobe reflects Van Der Meeren's commitment to functionality, accessibility, and architectural clarity. Originally created for social housing and educational institutions, these pieces are now highly sought after by collectors for their raw authenticity and sculptural simplicity. The wardrobe is made of painted sheet metal and lacquered wood, retaining its original industrial details. Inside, adjustable shelves and well-thought-out proportions provide generous storage space, making it both practical and aesthetic for any interior. Designer: Willy Van Der Meeren. Manufacturer: Tubax. Origin: Belgium, circa 1952. Materials: Lacquered wood, painted metal, steel structure. Condition: Good vintage condition with slight signs of wear consistent with age and use. Original paint and patina preserved. Dimensions: Height 195 cm, Width 50 cm, Depth 53 cm.