Pair of Flat Bar Brno armchairs featuring polished chrome-finished metal frames, black leather upholstered seats and backs, and matching arm pads. The flat-bar cantilever frames curve upward to form the arm supports, creating the design’s characteristic continuous profile.
Originally designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1930 for Villa Tugendhat in Brno, the chair combines a geometric upholstered seat with an exposed metal structure.
According to the original owner, these chairs were manufactured by Knoll. Neither retains its original manufacturer’s label.
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was a German-American architect and furniture designer whose work helped define modernist design. His architecture and furniture emphasize clear structure, restrained forms, and carefully considered proportions. He taught at the Bauhaus and the Illinois Institute of Technology and served as a mentor to Florence Knoll.
Founded by Hans Knoll in 1938, Knoll became a leading producer of modern furniture. Florence Knoll helped shape the company’s approach to furniture and interior planning. Its collection includes designs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, and Florence Knoll.
Dimensions: 23ʺW × 21ʺD × 32ʺH
Seat Interior Depth: 18”
Seat Height: 18”
Arm Height: 25.5”
Seat Interior Width: 20”
Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Condition: Good vintage condition. Signs of wear as expected with age and use. Surface patina throughout. Mild scratches and blemishes to leather upholstery.
Shipping + Delivery:
The cost of shipping or delivery is not included in the purchase price.
This will ship via White Glove Delivery.
Please contact us for a quote: info@fenestellany.com
We provide:
Local Pickup at our Greenpoint, Brooklyn Showroom
Local White Glove Delivery in New York City
Nationwide White Glove Delivery
Shipping of Small and Medium Sized Items via Fed Ex or UPS
Questions?
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Pair of Flat Bar Brno armchairs featuring polished chrome-finished metal frames, black leather upholstered seats and backs, and matching arm pads. The flat-bar cantilever frames curve upward to form the arm supports, creating the design’s characteristic continuous profile.
Originally designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1930 for Villa Tugendhat in Brno, the chair combines a geometric upholstered seat with an exposed metal structure.
According to the original owner, these chairs were manufactured by Knoll. Neither retains its original manufacturer’s label.
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was a German-American architect and furniture designer whose work helped define modernist design. His architecture and furniture emphasize clear structure, restrained forms, and carefully considered proportions. He taught at the Bauhaus and the Illinois Institute of Technology and served as a mentor to Florence Knoll.
Founded by Hans Knoll in 1938, Knoll became a leading producer of modern furniture. Florence Knoll helped shape the company’s approach to furniture and interior planning. Its collection includes designs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, and Florence Knoll.
Dimensions: 23ʺW × 21ʺD × 32ʺH
Seat Interior Depth: 18”
Seat Height: 18”
Arm Height: 25.5”
Seat Interior Width: 20”
Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Condition: Good vintage condition. Signs of wear as expected with age and use. Surface patina throughout. Mild scratches and blemishes to leather upholstery.
Shipping + Delivery:
The cost of shipping or delivery is not included in the purchase price.
This will ship via White Glove Delivery.
Please contact us for a quote: info@fenestellany.com
We provide:
Local Pickup at our Greenpoint, Brooklyn Showroom
Local White Glove Delivery in New York City
Nationwide White Glove Delivery
Shipping of Small and Medium Sized Items via Fed Ex or UPS
Questions?
Email us: info@fenestellany.com
See our Returns + Shipping Policies Here
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