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Designed by Michael van Beuren in 1941, the Alacrán Chaise is an icon of organic modernism – recognized that same year as a winning design in the Museum of Modern Art’s “Organic Design in Home Furnishings” competition. Now reissued by Luteca, its sculptural form is updated with all-weather cane webbing, paired with a finely crafted wood frame that adds warmth and structural clarity. Gently contoured curves support the body intuitively, while two adjustable recline positions invite effortless repose outdoors.
Designed by Michael van Beuren in 1941, the Alacrán Chaise is an icon of organic modernism – recognized that same year as a winning design in the Museum of Modern Art’s “Organic Design in Home Furnishings” competition. Now reissued by Luteca, its sculptural form is updated with all-weather cane webbing, paired with a finely crafted wood frame that adds warmth and structural clarity. Gently contoured curves support the body intuitively, while two adjustable recline positions invite effortless repose outdoors.