It was designed for the Schroder House in Utrech, Holland and is and example of Rietveld's de Stijl and Modernist design principles. Using only four elements joined with a system of dovetailing, the Zig Zag chair's visual simplicity belies a relatively complex construction. This 1934 design is an expression of the "De Stijl" movement and is included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Zig Zag can serve as a chair or a side table. It occupies little space, is unadorned and the cantilever concept broke new ground in furniture design.
beech structure.Natural wood or walnut finish.