Cesca Chair Wood:Natural Beech but the leading role is

but the leading role is played by the color blue

There is an ulterior adaptation

Dimensions: W102 D102 H46 cm

STRUCTURE: métal galvanisé peint avec des poudres époxy de couleurs corten et olive

while remaining deeply rooted in tradition thanks to the use of robust materials like aluminum and natural wood

Cesca Chair Wood:Natural Beech but the leading role isThe Cesca chair bears the name of Breuers daughter. Designed in 1928, it was the object of a dispute into German courts. Finally, the patent for the cantilever chair was assigned to Mart Stam, but in those years, many people worked on the idea of a chair constituted by steel tubes, taking advantage of the tensile properties of this new material, which eliminated the back legs. Breuer and Stam worked together on this idea, as did Mies van der Rohe and