The classic ‘Manorhouse’ concept forms the basis of Vonder’s collection.
From the 17th century onwards, the regulations of renowned Italian architects such as Vincenzo Scamozzi were repeatedly implemented in The Netherlands, including in the Palace Het Loo in Apeldoorn, for instance. This palace was built for governor Willem III. He was at that time also the king of England, which meant that many famous Dutch architects worked there too. The first sliding windows which originated around that time were known as ‘Dutch windows’ by the English and ‘English windows’ by the Dutch. Owing to this cultural exchange of ideas, there are many similarities between English manor houses and Dutch land houses. These residences are known for their windows with curtain rods, their panel doors, blinds, chimneys, wainscots, panelling, elegant profiles and a hierarchical room arrangement.
Manorhouse
Giorno Collection
The Giorno Collection demonstrates the balance between beauty and functionality. It is the result ...
Crosby Collection
In collaboration with Vonder, Kate Hume and Frans van der Heijden have designed a luxury lifestyle collection. Kitchen, library ...
Kitchen Piet Hein Eek
This exceptional cooking table is 5 metres long, enabling a number of people to cook at the same ...
Manorhouse
The classic 'Manorhouse' concept forms the basis of Vonder's collection. From the 17th century onwards ...
Library
Vonder developed the 'Library' concept as the antithesis of the classic Manorhouse'. 'Less is more' ...
Wolterinck Collection
The Wolterinck collection is based on a standalone custom-made wall unit with protruding shelves ...
Luxury FG
This collection of cupboards, doors and panelling combines sturdy construction with refined details and exceptional materials ...
Quarto
The 'Quarto' concept is a modular system based on the shape of a square; an idea that evolved ...
