MR40 Lounge Chair Mies vd. Rohe 1932

Initially designed by the Bauhaus Master Ludvig Mies van der Rohe as a new type of deck chair for transatlantic steamers. The back was meant to be hooked into the rail. By simply adding a cantilever-like base it became a luxurious indoor chaiselongue.

This chaise lounge takes advantage of the aesthetic qualities of tubular steel, a supposedly utilitarian material, while exuding luxury through the contrast between padded leather and the minimalism of its chrome frame.

• Height: 80 cm
• Width: 178 cm
• Deep: 60 cm
• Weight: 26 kg
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