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Vintage Design Furniture & More
New items online every Thursday 6pm (CET) ⏰
Showroom open Friday 1-5pm & Saturday 12-6pm or by appointment

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📸 by @netherbetter by @juki.amsterdam

💡 by @juki.amsterdam

KNOSION AW26 in Amsterdam

We are excited to return to Amsterdam with a pop-up at @juki.amsterdam, alongside a chess tournament on the opening evening.

17.10 — 11AM–10PM
18.10 — 11AM–7PM
JUKI Amsterdam, Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat 103B

Tournament: Saturday 17.10, from 4PM. Limited spots, RSVP via link in bio.

See you soon!

Graphics @zuzannamalwina by @juki.amsterdam

🇫🇮 by @juki.amsterdam

Twemco flip clocks back in stock and again some new models added! The bigger the better? 🤏 by @juki.amsterdam

Roche Bobois Voyage Immobile modular sofa designed by Studio Roche Bobois in the 1990s and made in France. Upholstered in the distinctive handwoven Carpe Diem fabric and with adjustable backrests. Endless options! 😍 by @juki.amsterdam

Finland 💙🤍 by @juki.amsterdam

Quick recap from our trip to Finland 🇫🇮🤍

Where we found so much amazing new items!

Been in the most magical places

Explored the countryside 🌾

Seen an original Artek mold, for bending the wood of an old lounge chair!🪑

Beautiful architecture everywhere!

Filling up a big van! 🚐

Curly Birch 😍

Artekkk 🧡

Learned a lot more about different Artek pieces

Long but relaxing boat rides

👨‍🎨 by @juki.amsterdam

The Sebenica table lamp was designed by Enrico Capuzzo for Vistosi in 1965. A beautiful example of Italian lighting design. It’s crazy how this lamp is made, completely made from glass and with an inner dome shaped glass shade that fits exactly inside. A stunning piece!! 😍 by @juki.amsterdam

🪟🧸 by @juki.amsterdam

Fiberglass Garden or Pool Lounger in the manner of Charles Zublena 🤍 by @juki.amsterdam

The Artemide Lesbo table lamp, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti in 1967, is a timeless example of Italian modernist design. Defined by its generous organic silhouette, the lamp features a solid metal base topped with a beautifully mouth-blown Murano glass shade.

The softly curved diffuser emits a warm, atmospheric glow while showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of the hand-blown glass.

Angelo Mangiarotti was an Italian architect, sculptor, and designer whose multidisciplinary approach is evident throughout the Lesbo’s design. The lamp’s harmonious proportions and sculptural form reflect his fascination with the relationship between geometry, material, and light.

More than half a century after its introduction, the Lesbo remains an enduring design icon that effortlessly combines elegance with functionality. by @juki.amsterdam