Villa Ninni

The Hague, Netherlands

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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Villa Ninni, constructed in 1905 in The Hague, is a striking residential villa designed by architect J.H. Pfeiffer that exemplifies the transitional moment between late nineteenth-century Stick style and the emerging Art Nouveau aesthetic. The building's eclectic approach blends structural expressionism characteristic of the Stick style with the organic, decorative sensibilities of Art Nouveau, reflecting the architectural ferment of the early 1900s. As a designated Rijksmonument, Villa Ninni represents an important chapter in Dutch residential architecture during a period of stylistic experimentation and cultural transition.