Inspired by the principles of art nouveau functionality and everyday utility Henry Van Der Velde developed the textile panel or a woven artwork. The thread and wool design has a Anni Albers modernist sensibility, prioritizing clean lines, geometric shapes, and bold color choices. The woven composition is abstract and art nouveau, with a sense of balance and harmony achieved through carefully considered arrangements of objects and furniture elements. The textile is made from a combination of natural fibers such as cotton or linen, and synthetic fibers like rayon and nylon, to achieve a balance of durability and aesthetic appeal. The art nouveau objects and furniture depicted in the textile could include chairs, tables, lamps, and utensils, arranged in a way that's sense of order and functionality. The lines and shapes used to represent the objects and furniture are clean and geometric.