Lits-jumeaux van eiken- en grenenhout en zwart getint without c. 1920

"Lits-jumeaux van eiken- en grenenhout en zwart getint without" is a twin bed designed by Dutch architect and designer Piet L. Kramer, circa 1920. It is a simple and functional piece of furniture made from oak and pine, with a dark stain and contrasting black accents on the legs. The bed exemplifies Kramer's embrace of functionality and clear forms, reflecting the characteristics of the Dutch De Stijl movement. This bed, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the clean lines and simplicity that became synonymous with 20th-century design.