CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATION
THE FINER DETAILS
Inspired By
Marcel Breuer
Marcel Breuer, the Hungarian-American designer whose career touched nearly every aspect of three-dimensional design, from tiny utensils to the biggest buildings. A Hungarian-born modernist, architect, and furniture designer born in Pécs, Hungary in 1902, and became one of the greatest architects and furniture designers of the 20th century. He was the first furniture designer ever to use tubular steel. Breuer designed a whole range of tubular metal furniture including chairs, tables, stools and cupboards. His design Breuer's Wassily Chair became an instant classic of modern design, and even today it remains one of the most recognizable examples of Bauhaus design. He was known for his affordable furniture for the masses that were classed as democratic. He died in his apartment in Manhattan in 1981.CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATION
Feel the 20th Century
This Mart Stam Chair comes from a prototype Stam made for his wife around 1926. He used pieces of grey tubular steel, connected each other by “L” joints, normally used for natural gas pipes. The stability was guaranteed by a horizontal bar, which kept the legs rigid, eliminated in later reproductions. Stam’s intention was to make a chair that was functional, modern, comfortable and, above all, lightweight and easy to move.
SEXY DETAILS
In the 1920s Dutch architect Mart Stam revolutionized modern design by using tubular metal. This style Mart Stam Chair movement consisted of the cantilevered S 33 chair which was produced by Thonet. The thick hide and lace give it a handsome sexy detail.
THE FINER DETAILS
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- Dimension: Width 51cm, Depth 65cm, Height 85cm
- Seat Dimension: Height 46cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 53cm, Depth 67cm, Height 87cm
- CBM: 0.309 Weight: 5kg
Inspired By
Marcel Breuer
Marcel Breuer, the Hungarian-American designer whose career touched nearly every aspect of three-dimensional design, from tiny utensils to the biggest buildings. A Hungarian-born modernist, architect, and furniture designer born in Pécs, Hungary in 1902, and became one of the greatest architects and furniture designers of the 20th century. He was the first furniture designer ever to use tubular steel. Breuer designed a whole range of tubular metal furniture including chairs, tables, stools and cupboards. His design Breuer's Wassily Chair became an instant classic of modern design, and even today it remains one of the most recognizable examples of Bauhaus design. He was known for his affordable furniture for the masses that were classed as democratic. He died in his apartment in Manhattan in 1981.CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATION
Feel the 20th Century
This Mart Stam Chair comes from a prototype Stam made for his wife around 1926. He used pieces of grey tubular steel, connected each other by “L” joints, normally used for natural gas pipes. The stability was guaranteed by a horizontal bar, which kept the legs rigid, eliminated in later reproductions. Stam’s intention was to make a chair that was functional, modern, comfortable and, above all, lightweight and easy to move.
SEXY DETAILS
In the 1920s Dutch architect Mart Stam revolutionized modern design by using tubular metal. This style Mart Stam Chair movement consisted of the cantilevered S 33 chair which was produced by Thonet. The thick hide and lace give it a handsome sexy detail.
THE FINER DETAILS
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- Dimension: Width 51cm, Depth 65cm, Height 85cm
- Seat Dimension: Height 46cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 53cm, Depth 67cm, Height 87cm
- CBM: 0.309 Weight: 5kg
Inspired By
Marcel Breuer
Marcel Breuer, the Hungarian-American designer whose career touched nearly every aspect of three-dimensional design, from tiny utensils to the biggest buildings. A Hungarian-born modernist, architect, and furniture designer born in Pécs, Hungary in 1902, and became one of the greatest architects and furniture designers of the 20th century. He was the first furniture designer ever to use tubular steel. Breuer designed a whole range of tubular metal furniture including chairs, tables, stools and cupboards. His design Breuer's Wassily Chair became an instant classic of modern design, and even today it remains one of the most recognizable examples of Bauhaus design. He was known for his affordable furniture for the masses that were classed as democratic. He died in his apartment in Manhattan in 1981.CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATION
Feel the 20th Century
This Mart Stam Chair comes from a prototype Stam made for his wife around 1926. He used pieces of grey tubular steel, connected each other by “L” joints, normally used for natural gas pipes. The stability was guaranteed by a horizontal bar, which kept the legs rigid, eliminated in later reproductions. Stam’s intention was to make a chair that was functional, modern, comfortable and, above all, lightweight and easy to move.
SEXY DETAILS
In the 1920s Dutch architect Mart Stam revolutionized modern design by using tubular metal. This style Mart Stam Chair movement consisted of the cantilevered S 33 chair which was produced by Thonet. The thick hide and lace give it a handsome sexy detail.
THE FINER DETAILS
|
|
- Dimension: Width 51cm, Depth 65cm, Height 85cm
- Seat Dimension: Height 46cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 53cm, Depth 67cm, Height 87cm
- CBM: 0.309 Weight: 5kg