Description
Awards: The Museum of Modern Art , New York, USA, 1977
See also Barcelona Stool
Technical Info
W75 x D77 x H43/77 cm
Lounge chair with base in steel hand-ground and hand-buffed to a mirror finish.
Seat belting straps made from cowhide, with seat and back pad in urethane foam with dacron polyester fibrefill, upholstered with 40 individual panels of leather which are hand cut, welted and tufted with leather and buttons made from a single hide.
The KnollStudio logo and signature of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe are stamped into the leg
Upholstery can be specified in a wide range of Spinneybeck® leathers. For more options please contact one of our stores.
Barcelona Chair
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Description
Awards: The Museum of Modern Art , New York, USA, 1977
See also Barcelona Stool
Technical Info
W75 x D77 x H43/77 cm
Lounge chair with base in steel hand-ground and hand-buffed to a mirror finish.
Seat belting straps made from cowhide, with seat and back pad in urethane foam with dacron polyester fibrefill, upholstered with 40 individual panels of leather which are hand cut, welted and tufted with leather and buttons made from a single hide.
The KnollStudio logo and signature of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe are stamped into the leg
Upholstery can be specified in a wide range of Spinneybeck® leathers. For more options please contact one of our stores.
Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe began his career working in his father's stonemasonry business. After an apprenticeship with furniture designer Bruno Paul in Berlin, he joined the office of architect Peter Behrens, whose work presaged the modern movement. In 1912,
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