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Marcel Breuer’s MB Lounge Chair (1929) represents part of the architect’s extensive work using tubular steel, a revolutionary material in furniture construction time of inception. In contrast to the Wassily Chair – one of Breuer’s best-known designs – the MB Lounge Chair features a seemingly continuous free-floating frame, simultaneously reflecting both strength and elegance. It combines an upholstered foam cushion supported by horizontal metal springs that provide slight give, along with contrasting wooden armrests.
Marcel Breuer’s MB Lounge Chair (1929) represents part of the architect’s extensive work using tubular steel, a revolutionary material in furniture construction time of inception. In contrast to the Wassily Chair – one of Breuer’s best-known designs – the MB Lounge Chair features a seemingly continuous free-floating frame, simultaneously reflecting both strength and elegance. It combines an upholstered foam cushion supported by horizontal metal springs that provide slight give, along with contrasting wooden armrests.