Miniatures B3 Wassily Chair

Description

Description
The Miniatures Collection Encapsulates The Entire History Of Industrial Furniture Design – Moving From Historicism And Art Nouveau To The Bauhaus And New Objectivity, From Radical Design And Postmodernism All The Way Up To The Present Day.
Exactly One-Sixth The Size Of The Historical Originals, The Chairs Are All True To Scale And Precisely Recreate The Smallest Details Of Construction, Material And Colour.
Marcel Breuer Was One Of The Most Important Designers Of The Early Modern Age. His Biography Is Closely Linked To The History Of The Bauhaus, Founded By Walter Gropius In 1919. The Club Chair B3, Known Today As "Wassily" Was Created In Connection With This Renowned Institution. Lt’S The First Piece Of Seating Furniture In The History Of Design To Be Made From Seamless, Precision-Drawn Tubular Steel. Lts Transparency And Visible Structure Are Expressions Of The Stringent Aesthetic Approach That Prevailed In Architecture And Design Following World War I.
Breuer Replaced The Massive Upholstered Corpus Of The Traditional Club Chair With A Skeletonlike Construction Made Out Of Bent Steel Tubing, Thereby Overcoming The Physical Weightiness Of Conventional Seating. He Exploited The Elasticity Of The Material, Complementing It With Tautly Stretched Fabric Strips Of Reinforced Canvas For The Seat And Back.
Dimensions
Width: 116Mm
Depth: 123Mm
Height: 127Mm