Set Of 10 Brno Flat Bar Chairs By Knoll, Design By Mies Van Der Rohe 20th Century

Brno Chair is a chair inspired by Mies Vas der Rohe, a German designer who changed the history of 20th century design. The object was designed in 1930 in Brno (Czech Republic), to furnish the Tugendhat villa, becoming an icon of design history.
The chair is conceived according to the ‘cantilever’ design, i.e. a chair with two uprights folded back on themselves so that they rest on the floor and create the seat without the rear legs. A dynamic and elegant line composed of a single frame made of chrome-plated steel. The seat, on the other hand, is made of brick red fabric.
A set composed of 10 chairs measuring 77x59x57 cm. They present the production mark with the words ‘Knoll International - registered model - KIGA S.p.A’ placed under the armrest of the chair. However, in two chairs the mark is absent but traces of the glue from the original adhesive are still visible.
The state of preservation is fair. The chairs have defects in the fabric and chrome-plating due to age and use.