At The HUB during Amsterdam Fashion Week, The Vintage Fort has brought a selection of carefully chosen vintage design pieces from the 1950s onwards, each with character, history, and a sense of life already lived. They don’t decorate so much as anchor the space with presence and texture
Sustainability guides the selection. Rather than mass-produced or disposable items, the collection celebrates quality, reuse, and design that endures. Among the pieces on display are the iconic De Sede DS-600, also known as the snake sofa, and the Ligne Roset Kashima sofa from the 1970s. Less commonly seen than its popular counterpart, the Togo, the Kashima offers structure, comfort, and a subtle unpredictability, a signature choice for The Vintage Fort’s approach to vintage design.
At The HUB, these sofas and side tables shape the space into lounges that feel lived-in yet thoughtfully composed, offering visitors a moment of pause amid the pulse of Amsterdam Fashion Week.