Chabot Museum

The Chabot Museum is a stark white villa tucked into the greenery of Museumpark, distinguished by its crisp modernist lines and large, light-filled windows. Built in nineteen thirty-eight, it was originally a private residence for the Kraaijeveld family, designed by architects Gerrit Willem Baas and Leonard Stokla. The house is a notable example of the international modernist style, reflecting the era’s fascination with open, airy living spaces.