Brno Chair
Contact Info
- No.3, Dawu Road, Xikeng Community, Yuanshan Subdistrict, Longgang District, Shenzhen City, 518115
- 刘李刚
- 0755-82874550
- 751124404@qq.com
Product Name: Brno chair
Material: 304 solid stainless steel, imported top-layer full-grain yellow cowhide
Product Model: CF007
Designer: Mies van der Rohe, 1930
Dimensions: Width 58.5 × Depth 55 × Height 81cm / Seat Height 46 cm
Product Design Story:
The Brno chair is a design created in 1930 by the German architectural master Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Its simple silhouette, clean lines, attention to every detail, and excellent quality have made the Brno Chair a benchmark for modern home quality. The Brno armchair is available in two stainless steel frame versions: a tubular frame and a flat bar frame. It can be used as office furniture, in public spaces, or as a dining chair for the home.
Product Designer Profile:
In 1886, Mies (Ludwig Mies van der Rohe) was born in Aachen, Germany, with the original name Maria Ludwig Michael. He renamed himself Mies van der Rohe after establishing his own studio. Mies van der Rohe is one of the renowned architects on par with Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier. Like Le Corbusier, Mies worked with the famous architectural master Peter Behrens from 1908 to 1911, during which he learned a great deal. Later, he adopted the style of the Bauhaus school and inherited the style left by Walter Gropius.
In 1929, Mies designed the German Pavilion for the Barcelona International Exposition, which made him one of the most prominent modern designers in the world at that time. "Less is More" is the design philosophy he adhered to; in his works, every detail is refined to the absolute limit of simplification, and he placed great emphasis on details. In his autobiography, he once said, "I don't want to be brilliant, I just want to be better!" Although Mies is primarily regarded as an architectural master, his furniture designs, full of innovative consciousness and design vitality, also made him one of the first-generation masters of modern furniture design. The exquisite proportions, carefully crafted details, pure and complete materials, and straightforward design concepts of his furniture works most typify the concepts of modern design.
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