Cesca classic chair, handwoven | Knoll | Skandium London

Description

Designed in 1928, Marcel Breuer's Cesca chair married traditional craftsmanship with industrial methods and materials to help make tubular steel furniture an international sensation and a modern institution.

The cantilevered form exploits the possibilities unique to the material and gives the chair added flexibility and comfort. Offered in arm and armless versions with hand-woven cane inserts, the Cesca adapts to virtually any environment.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
W56 x L58 x H80 cm (seat height: 46)

Cane Inset chairs: Hardwood beech seat/black frames and arms with natural clear lacquer or matte ebonised finish. Hand Woven cane inserts.

Frame: 25mm diameter round steel tube with chrome-plated finish.

Note: The KnollStudio logo and signature of Marcel Breuer are stamped into the base of every Cesca chair to ensure authenticity.

Also available with fully upholstered seat and back. For more details please contact one of our stores.

Cesca classic chair, handwoven

Name: Cesca classic chair, handwoven
Brand: Knoll
SKU: 10472_1
Price: 1440.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

By Knoll

Designed in 1928, Marcel Breuer's Cesca chair married traditional craftsmanship with industrial methods and materials to help make tubular steel furniture an international sensation and a modern institution. The cantilevered form exploits the possibilities unique to the material and gives. Read more

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£1,416.00

Choose variant to see production time
Typically dispatched within 6-8 weeks
Made to order item

This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

£1,416.00

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Description

Designed in 1928, Marcel Breuer's Cesca chair married traditional craftsmanship with industrial methods and materials to help make tubular steel furniture an international sensation and a modern institution.

The cantilevered form exploits the possibilities unique to the material and gives the chair added flexibility and comfort. Offered in arm and armless versions with hand-woven cane inserts, the Cesca adapts to virtually any environment.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
W56 x L58 x H80 cm (seat height: 46)

Cane Inset chairs: Hardwood beech seat/black frames and arms with natural clear lacquer or matte ebonised finish. Hand Woven cane inserts.

Frame: 25mm diameter round steel tube with chrome-plated finish.

Note: The KnollStudio logo and signature of Marcel Breuer are stamped into the base of every Cesca chair to ensure authenticity.

Also available with fully upholstered seat and back. For more details please contact one of our stores.

Designed by Marcel Breuer

Protégé of Bauhaus founder, Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer embodied many of the School's distinctive concepts and was and one of the School's most famous students. He returned shortly thereafter to teach carpentry from 1925 to 1928, and during this time