Welcome to Art d'Ameublement in Bielefeld

Art d'Ameublement is a contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Bielefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Established in 2020, it has quickly become a prominent space for showcasing innovative and cutting-edge artworks. The gallery primarily focuses on modern furniture art, featuring unique pieces that redefine the boundaries between functionality and aesthetic appeal. The gallery is well-known for representing a diverse array of emergent and established artists who are pushing artistic limits in furniture design and sculpture. Among the prominent artists featured at Art d'Ameublement are: - **Maarten Baas**: Renowned for his experimental approach to furniture design, Baas combines art with functional aesthetics. - **Campana Brothers**: This duo is celebrated for their creative craftsmanship, often using unexpected materials to create stunning pieces. - **Hella Jongerius**: Known for her innovative use of textiles and color, Jongerius’s work integrates art into everyday living. - **Tord Boontje**: His designs blend nature and technology, resulting in magical and visually striking art forms. - **Jasper Morrison**: Celebrated for his minimalist designs that emphasize functionality, Morrison’s work is both stylish and user-friendly. The mission of Art d'Ameublement is to challenge traditional perceptions of art and design, making art accessible to a broader audience. The gallery targets art collectors, design enthusiasts, and members of the local community who appreciate avant-garde furniture art. Unique to the gallery's approach is its commitment to interactive exhibitions, allowing visitors to experience the artwork in novel and engaging ways. Located in a historic building that has been refurbished to accommodate its modern vision, Art d'Ameublement provides a striking contrast of contemporary art within a traditional setting. The gallery encourages dialogue between artists and the community, hosting regular workshops and talks. Visit us to discover how art and furniture can converge to transform spaces and inspire new ways of thinking.