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To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Dutch De Stijl art movement and to celebrate the movement's continued influence, MoMA has launched a series of commemorative home products. This is a wooden three-layer storage box. This desktop storage box is particularly suitable for keeping the desktop tidy and convenient for storing small items such as data cables, hair ties, and paper clips. The three-color drawers are of different heights and are staggered and beautiful; they are easy to classify and find quickly, and are very considerate. The Dutch De Stijl art movement advocated an abstract and minimalist aesthetic, with simple geometric planes, lines and primary colors as the basis of visual elements. The Dutch De Stijl art movement was active between 1917 and 1931. It was an international art movement centered in the Netherlands, composed of artists and architects, also known as neoplasticism. The Dutch De Stijl art movement advocated an abstract and minimalist aesthetic, with visual elements based on simple geometric planes, lines and primary colors. De Stijl is the name of a journal published by Dutch painter, designer, writer and critic Theo van Doesburg to promote the group's theories. De Stijl art moved from Cubism to complete abstraction, that is, art should completely eliminate any connection with natural objects, and use the combination and composition of basic geometric figures to embody the law of the entire universe - harmony.