attr. Mart Stam Bauhaus steel tube chair, 20s

Beautiful tubular steel chair, attributed to Mart Stam, dating from the 1920s. This exceptional piece of furniture represents the pioneering ideas of the Bauhaus movement and the emergence of a completely new design language that profoundly influenced modern furniture design. At the time, the use of bent tubular steel was a technical innovation and is now regarded as a milestone in design history. The chair’s clean lines, balanced proportions, and strictly functional approach give it a striking modernity that has lost none of its impact even after nearly a century. Its architectural clarity and reduced form language make it both a functional seating object and a sculptural design statement. Whether placed in a modern interior, a design collection, or used as a standalone accent piece, it embodies the spirit of early modernism in a highly authentic way. In good vintage condition.

Width: 40 cm Height: 78 cm  Depth: 62 cm  Seat height: 44 cm

Manufacturer
Schweizer Stahlrohrwerkstatt

Designer
attr. to Mart Stam

Material
leather, metal, steel