Marcel Breuer insp Cesca Chair

The Cesca Chair is considered a pioneer and revolutionary piece in modern furniture design. The combination of classic wood and wicker seating surfaces with a steel tubular frame gives this chair both elegance and durability. A balanced combination of traditional and modern elements, the Cesca Chair has a wide range of uses, from living rooms to offices. This design, especially known as the "floating chair", creates a unique sense of lightness thanks to its inclined metal frame that touches the ground without rear legs. Its minimalist and functional design offers both an aesthetic and practical solution for contemporary interiors.

The Cesca Chair was designed by the famous Hungarian designer Marcel Breuer in 1928. As one of the leading figures of the Bauhaus school, Breuer explored how industrial materials could be used in furniture design. Cesca was named after Marcel Breuer's daughter, Francesca. Although this chair was not the first steel tube frame chair in the history of design, it is considered the first mass-produced steel tube chair that reached a wide audience. Breuer's design has become one of the most important symbols of both modernism and the Bauhaus movement. It is still produced today by prestigious brands such as Knoll and is considered a timeless classic in the world of modern furniture.