Neoplasticism
for Modern Spaces

We translate the pure geometric harmony of Piet Mondrian and De Stijl into premium, hand-crafted furniture pieces. Clean lines. Primary colors. Perfect balance.

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Primary Red

Establishing emotional weight and horizontal focus in architectural interiors.

Primary Blue

Providing depth, stability, and structure to vertical planes.

Primary Yellow

Capturing light and directing visual movement across space.

The Philosophy

A return to pure form, simple shapes, and authentic primary colors.

Redefining the grid

Founded in Amsterdam, Studio Mondriaan brings the iconic De Stijl style of the early 20th century to life. Every piece is an artistic grid composition of lines and colors, designed to interact dynamically with shadows and natural light.

Our Story

"Art is not made for anybody and, at the same time, for everybody."

— Piet Mondrian

Featured Pieces

Exquisite design, hand-selected materials, and custom geometric proportions.

Iconic Rietveld Style Red & Blue Chair

Composition Lounge Chair

Our flagship lounge chair features primary red and blue lacquer panels offset by yellow accents and a strict black ash frame.

€ 1.850 Details
Limited De Stijl Blue Sideboard

Mondriaan Cabinet

A spacious geometric sideboard designed using asymmetrical partitions. Made with Dutch oak and acrylic enamel paint.

€ 3.200 Details
New Geometric Yellow Coffee Table

Pure Yellow Table

A low coffee table utilizing a thick yellow plane contrasted against steel framework and small red lacquer blocks.

€ 1.450 Details

Testimonials

How collectors and design enthusiasts experience Studio Mondriaan.

"Studio Mondriaan transformed our living room. It's not just furniture; it's functional fine art that sparks conversation."

Hendrik de Jong

Art Collector, Utrecht

"The craftsmanship is immaculate. The thickness of the black lines and the vibrancy of the primary colors are perfectly executed."

Anneliese van der Meer

Interior Architect, Amsterdam

"Stunning De Stijl geometry. Bringing these historical artistic proportions into modern, clean-lined Dutch homes is genius."

Bram van Dijk

Design Director, Rotterdam