Step into 1950s Modernist Living: The Van Eesteren Museumwoning Exhibition in Amsterdam

The Van Eesteren Museumwoning, dating back to 1952, is a restored and furnished dwelling showcasing modernist principles and 1950s design classics. It serves as an exhibition and research space, offering a glimpse into the 'Goed Wonen' movement.

The Van Eesteren Museumwoning, located a short walk from the Van Eesteren Museum in Amsterdam's Slotermeer district, offers a unique experience of mid-20th century living. Dating from 1952, the dwelling has been meticulously restored to its original state and furnished with significant objects and design classics from the era. It serves as a living testament to the modernist principles promoted by the 'Stichting Goed Wonen' (Good Living Foundation), which aimed to enhance living spaces through functional, light, and well-designed interiors. Visitors can immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the 1950s, experiencing the sfeer of the period and understanding the ideal of better living contributing to a better society. The collection within the woning includes items like Tomado bookshelves and colorful tableware, largely donated by local residents, forming the core of the museum's collection.

Guided tours are available Thursday through Sunday at 14:30. For custom visits or group bookings, please contact the museum directly via email. Ticketing information and booking are available through the provided link.