Pair Of Chrome-plated Brno Chairs In Tan Leather By Mies Van Der Rohe, Knoll Edition, 1980

Pair of BRNO armchairs designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1930 for the famous Villa Tugendhat in Brno, Czech Republic.

Produced by Knoll, these iconic chairs perfectly embody the ideals of the Bauhaus—where form follows function with absolute elegance.

This iconic set is distinguished by the single-piece chromed steel frame, which gives the armchairs a light, floating appearance while ensuring structural strength and comfort, and by the Camel leather upholstery (in very good condition), which brings a bold, contemporary touch to the minimalist, timeless silhouette.

The flat bar base and upholstered arms demonstrate Mies's mastery of modern materials and harmonious proportions.

Still as contemporary as when they were first created, these armchairs make a sophisticated addition to any thoughtfully appointed interior—around a dining table, in an executive office, or as refined occasional seating.

They are both in very good condition. Another pair of these armchairs is available at the gallery.