Knoll

MB Lounge Chair - Fabric

$2,299.00 CAD

The newly reissued MB Lounge is part of Marcel Breuer’s extensive work using tubular steel, a revolutionary material in furniture construction at the time. The seemingly continuous frame supports an upholstered foam cushion on horizontal metal springs that provide slight movement to the back.

Upholstery Type: Crossroad.

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Product Description

Marcel Breuer 1929 MB Lounge is part of the architect’s extensive work using tubular steel, a revolutionary material in furniture construction at the time. In a contrast to the Wassily Chair—one of Breuer’s best-known designs from the Bauhaus—the MB Lounge features a seemingly continuous, freefloating frame, simultaneously reflecting a tensile strength and straightforward elegance. The chair combines an upholstered foam cushion supported by horizontal metal springs that provide slight movement to the back, along with natural oak armrests that have a clear lacquer finish.

Please note materials shown on this website are representative of the finish to be supplied and may not indicate an exact match; some variation may occur.

Key Features
Seamless tubular steel frame with a polished chrome finish	Natural oak armrests with clear lacquer finish
Upholstered foam cushion supported by horizontal metal springs	Four plastic glides snap into pre-drilled holes on base of the chair
The KnollStudio logo and signature of Marcel Breuer are stamped into the base of the chair	The chair is upholstered in Crossroad Textile Fabric(Grade A)

Dimensions - MB Lounge Chair

Width	Depth
24.8"	32"
Height	Seat Height
33.8"	17"
Weight
41 lbs

Product Downloads

Manuals	Marcel Breuer Collection
Material	N/A
Care & Instructions	Knoll Textiles
Warranty	N/A

Designer

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was a pioneering modernist architect and designer known for his minimalist philosophy, famously expressed in the phrase “less is more.” Through his collaboration with Knoll, he created some of the most iconic furniture of the 20th century, including the Barcelona Chair and Brno Chair. His work helped define modern architecture and furniture design with its emphasis on clarity, structure, and refined simplicity. See more

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