_lifestyle_T_lifestyle_C_lifestyle_S_lifestyle_3_lifestyle_2_lifestyle_9_lifestyle_3_lifestyle_8_lifestyle_3_lifestyle___lifestyle_6_lifestyle___lifestyle_l_lifestyle_i_lifestyle_f_lifestyle_e_lifestyle_s_lifestyle_t_lifestyle_y_lifestyle_l_lifestyle_e_lifestyle___lifestyle_

_lifestyle_W_lifestyle_a_lifestyle_s_lifestyle_s_lifestyle_i_lifestyle_l_lifestyle_y_lifestyle_ _lifestyle_L_lifestyle_o_lifestyle_u_lifestyle_n_lifestyle_g_lifestyle_e_lifestyle_ _lifestyle_C_lifestyle_h_lifestyle_a_lifestyle_i_lifestyle_r_lifestyle_ _lifestyle_-_lifestyle_ _lifestyle_B_lifestyle_l_lifestyle_a_lifestyle_c_lifestyle_k_lifestyle_ _lifestyle_i_lifestyle_m_lifestyle_a_lifestyle_g_lifestyle_e_lifestyle_ _lifestyle_6_lifestyle_ _lifestyle___lifestyle_l_lifestyle_i_lifestyle_f_lifestyle_e_lifestyle_s_lifestyle_t_lifestyle_y_lifestyle_l_lifestyle_e_lifestyle___lifestyle_

Wassily Lounge Chair - Black

Name: Wassily Lounge Chair - Black
Brand: Knoll
SKU: TCS329383
Price: 880.0 KWD
Availability: InStock

Marcel Breuer for Knoll

880.000 KD

Next day delivery

A classic Knoll Studio design, produced to Breuer's original specifications. The Knoll Studio logo and the signature of Breuer, Marcel are stamped into the base of the chairs. Read More

100% natural cotton canvas slings.
Frame is seamless tubular steel with a polished chrome finish.
Four plastic glides snap into pre-drilled holes on base of the chair.
The Knoll Studio logo and signature of Marcel Breuer are stamped into the base of the chair.
Dimensions: 79cm (w) x 73cm (h) x 69cm (d).

Read full Specification

Overview
Specification

More about Wassily Lounge Chair - Black

A classic Knoll Studio design, produced to Breuer's original specifications. The Knoll Studio logo and the signature of Breuer, Marcel are stamped into the base of the chairs.

Marcel Breuer was an apprentice at the Bauhaus when he began experimenting with tubular steel as a way of building a more transparent chair.

Inspired by the frame of a bicycle and influenced by the constructivist theories of the De Stjil movement, Breuer reduced the form of the classic club chair to its elemental lines and planes.