Mobilier néo-plastique 

This design, "Mobilier néo-plastique," by Félix Del Marle, embodies the principles of De Stijl, a Dutch art movement that emphasized geometric abstraction and primary colors. The furniture features clean lines, right angles, and a limited palette of black, white, and red, characteristic of De Stijl's aesthetic. This piece, likely a model or study, showcases Del Marle's exploration of functionality and artistic expression in furniture design. The furniture's geometric forms and simple design are both modern and timeless, highlighting the movement's lasting influence on architecture and design.