Vintage Klappstuhl SE68 von Egon Eiermann für Wilde+Spieth Set von 4 ZBS_Vase Designed in 1951 for Novoelectric

Designed in 1951 for Novoelectric AG Zurich

In good vintage condition with visible

Particularly beautiful in living areas where you often go barefoot

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are typical of George Nelson's work: the trained architect and Yale graduate created a wide range of everyday objects in the first two post-war decades with the idea of bringing modern design into American homes and offices

Vintage Klappstuhl SE68 von Egon Eiermann für Wilde+Spieth Set von 4 ZBS_Vase Designed in 1951 for NovoelectricGerman architect and furniture designer Egon Eiermann was the first in Germany after World War II to develop mass produced furniture that met international standards of form and functionality. This includes the SE chair, designed in 1951; today, this stackable chair is one of his most famous works and remains very popular due to its minimalist design and exceptional comfort. The chairs offered here, with black frames and walnut seats and backrests,