Armstoel met brede zijwanden en bekleed met roodkleurige wol c. 1924

This armchair, created by Dutch designer Hendrik Wouda around 1924, showcases the clean lines and simple forms characteristic of the De Stijl movement. The chair's wooden frame, with its angled legs and wide side panels, creates a sense of geometric precision. The red wool upholstery adds a warm touch to the otherwise austere design, highlighting the contrasting textures of wood and fabric. Wouda's design exemplifies the movement's focus on functionality and its rejection of superfluous ornamentation, making this piece a prime example of early 20th-century Dutch design.