Chairs are often overlooked item in one's home but Thonet's limited-edition chair, which was designed by Studio Besau Marguerre, was created with the intention of turning some heads.
Both minimalist and functional, these chairs aim to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the iconic German art school, Bauhaus. The silhouette of this chair was originally made in 1927, however this slightly modernized version features simple updates that acknowledge the journey of design. The chair features a winding steel frame that's complemented by a soft leather finish. The open spaces of the chair aid in its simplistic aesthetic, while the two available colorways add a touch of variety that's sure to appeal to a multitude of users.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Bauhaus-inspired Furniture
- Create minimalist and functional furniture that pays homage to Bauhaus design principles, while incorporating modern updates.
- Limited-edition Collectibles
- Design and produce a small, exclusive line of chairs or other furniture pieces that appeal to collectors and design enthusiasts.
- Leather Furniture
- Incorporate leather finishes into furniture designs, adding a touch of sophistication and luxury to minimalist pieces.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacture chairs and other furniture pieces that pay tribute to design movements, incorporating modern updates for contemporary appeal.
- Collectibles Market
- Target design enthusiasts and collectors with limited-edition furniture pieces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
- Luxury Goods Market
- Incorporate high-end finishes, such as leather, into furniture designs for a luxurious aesthetic that appeals to the luxury goods market.
