The Knoll Wassily Chair was conceived by Marcel Breuer while apprenticing at the Bauhaus. Legend has it that he was inspired by the tubular steel frame of a bicycle on a cold German morning while looking out his window. Knoll Wassily Chairs have a quirky design and are available in your choice of Spinneybeck leather belting. Bring one into your home for a touch of history and character.
Features - Knoll Wassily Chair
- Design conceived in 1925 while Marcel Breuer was an apprentice at the Bauhaus
- Winner of Museum of Modern Art Award (1968) and West German Recognition as "Piece of Art" (1982)
- Each chair features Marcel Breaur's engraved signature and KnollStudio logo stamped into the base
- Spinneybeck leather belting available in fifteen colors
- Greenguard certified
Knoll Wassily Chair Specifications
| Height | 29'' H |
| Width | 31'' W |
| Depth | 27 1/2'' D |
| Seat height | 16'' H |
Disclaimer: We do not accept cancellations or order revisions for any Knoll items ordered. See Knoll's No Cancellations or Revisions Policy for details.
The Knoll Wassily Chair is available in your choice of belting options. See the available fabric swatches below:
Belting - Knoll Wassily Chair
Professor Ergo's Thoughts:
Marcel Breuer designed the Knoll Wassily Chair while apprenticing at the Bauhaus in 1925. The frame of this visually interesting chair was actually inspired by a bicycle. While it may be dismissed by some as more of a curiosity than a practical seating option, the Knoll Wassily Chair passes the "butt test" as a comfortable sit.
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