How De Stijl Shaped Modern Furniture Design
De Stijl revolutionized furniture design with bold geometry, primary colors, and stripped-down forms. From Rietveld’s iconic chair to today’s minimalist interiors, its influence is everywhere.
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De Stijl revolutionized furniture design with bold geometry, primary colors, and stripped-down forms. From Rietveld’s iconic chair to today’s minimalist interiors, its influence is everywhere.
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