Wassily Lounge Chair

The Wassily Lounge Chair by Knoll is a revolutionary Bauhaus masterpiece designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925 that strikes a flawless balance between industrial innovation and timeless, minimalist elegance. Originally known as the Model B3, this iconic chair derives its distinct identity from the structural form of a traditional club chair, stripped down to its bare geometric essentials and reimagined using tubular steel inspired by bicycle handlebars. It is crafted around a seamless, mirror-polished chrome steel frame that bends continuously to create a sculptural skeleton, functioning as an avant-garde artistic anchor that feels visually light and completely open. The suspended, floating seat and angled backrest are formed from tensioned, heavy-grade Spinneybeck leather or iron-cloth belting strips, expertly positioned to cradle the body using the user's weight to provide ergonomic, hammock-like lounge comfort. Measuring 79 cm wide, 69 cm deep, and 73 cm high with a relaxed 42 cm seat height, this officially licensed, stamped collectible features a durable, non-directional welded frame with clear glides to protect floors