Van Doesburg-Rinsemahuis

Smallingerland, Netherlands

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The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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The Van Doesburg-Rinsemahuis in Drachten, Netherlands, is a residential dwelling designed in 1921 by architect Cees Rienks de Boer that exemplifies the De Stijl movement's radical approach to domestic architecture. Built in Smallingerland, the house reflects the geometric abstraction and primary color palette characteristic of this influential Dutch avant-garde style. Now operating as a museum, the structure is protected as a Rijksmonument, preserving an important example of early twentieth-century modernist domestic design.