LEATHER 'BRNO' CHAIR by MIES VAN DER ROHE for KNOLL
Designer: Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
Maker: Knoll International
Year: 1930 (1990s edition)
Size: H 790 x D 630 x W 550
Condition Report: Great condition. Chrome shows limited wear. Black leather does have a few minor blemishes, only noticeable up close. Reach out for detailed images.
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Designed for the architects Tugendhat House in Brno, Czech Republic, the chair reflects the groundbreaking simplicity of it’s original environment. A pioneer of Modernist design, the simplicity of form and clean lines paved the way for a new way to think about furniture design, striped of the usual embellishment and intricacy of the period.
This version, produced in the 1990s, offers the tubular frame and slim seat, more closely resembling the original 1930s edition compared with the more common flat-bar version.
A true icon of Modernist design, the chair feels as relevant today as when it was designed close to 100 years ago.
Designer: Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
Maker: Knoll International
Year: 1930 (1990s edition)
Size: H 790 x D 630 x W 550
Condition Report: Great condition. Chrome shows limited wear. Black leather does have a few minor blemishes, only noticeable up close. Reach out for detailed images.
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Designed for the architects Tugendhat House in Brno, Czech Republic, the chair reflects the groundbreaking simplicity of it’s original environment. A pioneer of Modernist design, the simplicity of form and clean lines paved the way for a new way to think about furniture design, striped of the usual embellishment and intricacy of the period.
This version, produced in the 1990s, offers the tubular frame and slim seat, more closely resembling the original 1930s edition compared with the more common flat-bar version.
A true icon of Modernist design, the chair feels as relevant today as when it was designed close to 100 years ago.
Designer: Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
Maker: Knoll International
Year: 1930 (1990s edition)
Size: H 790 x D 630 x W 550
Condition Report: Great condition. Chrome shows limited wear. Black leather does have a few minor blemishes, only noticeable up close. Reach out for detailed images.
.
Designed for the architects Tugendhat House in Brno, Czech Republic, the chair reflects the groundbreaking simplicity of it’s original environment. A pioneer of Modernist design, the simplicity of form and clean lines paved the way for a new way to think about furniture design, striped of the usual embellishment and intricacy of the period.
This version, produced in the 1990s, offers the tubular frame and slim seat, more closely resembling the original 1930s edition compared with the more common flat-bar version.
A true icon of Modernist design, the chair feels as relevant today as when it was designed close to 100 years ago.
