Ontwerp voor een tapijt met grillige geometrische vormen 1922

This 1922 design for a rug by Dutch artist Dirk Verstraten (1892-1946) showcases the geometric patterns characteristic of the De Stijl movement. The artwork is composed of vibrant, contrasting colors, including bold orange, purple, and grey, creating a visually striking composition of interlocking shapes. While the design is abstract, it has a distinct organic quality, reminiscent of blooming flowers. Verstraten's design, though never realized as a rug, exemplifies the movement's focus on functionality and beauty in design.