Stoel van padoekhout, versierd met ingegrifte patronen en ingelegd met een tropische houtsoort 1899

This chair, created by Dutch designer Theo Nieuwenhuis in 1899, showcases the intricate artistry of the Arts and Crafts movement. Made from padoek wood and inlaid with a tropical wood, the chair features a geometric pattern of carved diamonds and circles. The chair's simple yet elegant design emphasizes the beauty of the natural materials, reflecting the movement's focus on craftsmanship and traditional techniques. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, the chair serves as a testament to Nieuwenhuis's mastery in furniture design and his contribution to the Dutch Arts and Crafts movement.