Marcel Breuer Wassily Chair

Wassily Chair

Designer: Marcel Lajos Breuer, a master of the Bauhaus school.

Year: 1925–1926, during the Bauhaus period in Dessau, Germany.

Original Name: Model B3. Later named after his friend and Bauhaus professor, Wassily Kandinsky.

✨ Design Concept

Inspired by the tubular steel frame of a bicycle, Breuer introduced lightweight, strong seamless steel tubes into furniture, pioneering modern tubular steel furniture.

• Breaking the heaviness of traditional solid wood, it features a transparent structure and minimalist lines, embodying the core Bauhaus principles of "art meets industry" and "form follows function".
• Influenced by the Dutch De Stijl movement, it reduces the classic club chair to a pure geometric skeleton. The seat and backrest appear as floating planes, balancing rationality and lightness.

📐 Product Specifications（Custom Version）

• Dimensions: 81 × 75 × 77 cm (W × D × H)
• Materials
  • Frame: High-quality stainless steel tube with a polished, rust-resistant finish—sturdy, durable, and premium-textured.
  • Seat/Backrest/Armrests: PU leather—flexible, wear-resistant, easy to clean, and comfortable to the touch.
• Style: Modern Minimalist / Bauhaus / Luxury Industrial
• Applications: Living rooms, studies, offices, show flats, lounge areas.

🌟 Classic Value

One of the most iconic modern furniture pieces of the 20th century, described by The New York Times as "one of the most important chairs of the 20th century".

• Blending sculptural aesthetics with practicality, the rigid steel frame contrasts sharply with the soft leather, making it versatile for all modern spaces.
• A timeless design for over a century, ideal for both collection and daily use.