The Dutch Design Movement emerged in the late 20th century, characterized by its innovative and functional approach to design. It emphasizes simplicity, sustainability, and the use of modern materials. Designers often blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary techniques, creating unique and practical products that reflect Dutch culture and values. Key figures in this movement include Marcel Wanders and Hella Jongerius, who have gained international recognition for their work. The movement has influenced various fields, including furniture, fashion, and graphic design, making it a significant force in the global design landscape.