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Gallery Two - Modern Classics

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Click to View	Brno Barstock Collection A perennial icon - the barstock Brno chair remains a signature statement piece in the Modern Classics domain. Designed by Mies Van der Rohe, c. 1930.	Click to View	MVR Barstool Collection Complimentary barstools develooped to coordinate with the Brno Barstock seating collection.	Click to View	Brno Tubular Collection The tubular Brno has been one of the most widely specified seating solutions to come out of the 20th Century. Designed by Mies Van der Rohe in 1930.
Click to View	Mies Van der Rohe Daybed Often mistakenly attributed to the Barcelona Paviliaon, this wonderful daybed design was developed in 1930 and made famous through its introduction at the Farnsworth house in 1948.	Click to View	MVR Bench Collection These contemporary benches, available in various sizes, compliment the Daybed and Barcelona Pavilion pieces in the Mies collection.	Click to View	Barcelona Pavilion Collection Mies developed the now ubiquitous pavilion series for the Barcelona World's Fair in 1929.
Click to View	Barcelona Pavilion Table Designed by Mies Van der Rohe in 1929 for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona World's Fair.	Click to View	MVR Side Table Designed in 1927 for the Wiessenhof Estate, this end table has become a mainstay for contract project work.	Click to View	MVR Lounge Collection Building on the cantilever ideas of Mart Stam, Mies came up with the idea for a bow front design in 1927.
Click to View	Wassily Chair Designed by Marcel Breyer for his good friend Wassily Kandinski, this fantastic sculpture is actually incredibly comfortable! Designed C. 1925.	Click to View	Breuer Uph Collection Fully upholstered version of the ubiquitous cantilevered side chair that Breuer developed in 1928 as possibly the most widely used chair design of the 20th C.	Click to View	Breuer USB Collection Wood rimmed version of the ubiquitous cantilevered side chair that Breuer developed in 1928 as possibly the most widely used chair design of the 20th C.
Click to View	Breuer Cane Collection Classic cane version of the ubiquitous cantilevered side chair that Breuer developed in 1928 as possibly the most widely used chair design of the 20th C.	Click to View	Breuer end table Collection We developed this wonderful introduction from working drawings of a wonderful design breuer conceived in 1928. Available with a wood or glass top.	Click to View	Laccio Collection Marcel Breuer created these versatile tables in 1928. They remain as viable today as they were at the height of the Bauhaus movement.
Click to View	Breuer Barstool Another great design idea we found in the Breuer archive and re-introduced as a wonderful contract solution. Designed C. 1928.	Click to View	Petit Confort The Petit Confort remains one of the quintessential design statements of modernism.	Click to View	Grand Confort Firm Larger in scale than the Petit Confort, this variation makes a better choice for the typical consumer, while maintaining much of the sculptural elegance of the original design.
Click to View	Grand Confort Soft An early adaptation of the Petit Confort theme, this soft version tends to take on the characteristics of an unmade bed. But, it's comfy.	Click to View	Corbusier Studio Lounge Designed for his personal studio, this lounge series was developed with a rolling back so the sofa could be converted into a sleeper.	Click to View	Corbusier Chaise Lounge An Icon among Icons. Every home deserves a place to lay back and unplug.
Click to View	Corbusier Swivel Chair Designed as an adjunct to the famed Trestle Table (seen to the right), this upholstered workhorse is available with or without a back.	Click to View	Corbusier Trestle Table Our Corbusier Trestle base offers great flexibility - available in custom finish matches and custom dimensions.	Click to View	Basculant Lounge Available in 'Pony', Canvas, or belt leather, this classic occasional chair is as much a piece of sculpture as it is a comfortable seating solution.
Click to View	Corbusier Tables Collection This versatile collection of occasional, conference and dining table bases is an ideal compliment to most of our modern classic seating choices.	Click to View	Jacobsen Collection This ubiquitous design has been widely reproduced, but rarely to accurate and properly sculptural proportions. If it is done right, it is beautiful. Ours is.	Click to View	Saarinen Tables Collection These gorgeous knife edge tables may be specified in custom marble, laminate or wood top surfaces, in a wide range of sizes.
Click to View	Eileen Gray Adjustable Table Available in two configurations, this versatile table is a great solution for applications requiring mobility.	Click to View	Bibendum Chair Designed for the Michelin Tire Company, this icon was named after Mr. Bibendum, their famed mascot.	Click to View	Eileen Gray Daybed Eileen Gray developed this daybed design in 1925 and utilized it throughout her career.
Click to View	Lota Sofa Designed in 1924, the Lota Sofa evolved from work on an apartment on the Rue de Lota in Paris.	Click to View	Mart Stam Collection Mart Stam is the guy who really started it all. Father to the cantilever (at left) that pushed Mies and Breuer to their subsequent successes in seating.	Click to View	roma Collection Evolving from the basic Mart Stam Cantilever, the Roma collection offers a range of wonderful belt leather solutions in dining, counter and bar heights.
Click to View	Townhouse Collection Many have attempted this domain, few have succeeded. Hand stitched with the finest full top grain hides, this collection is unsurpassed in quality and attention to detail.	Click to View	Anton Lorenz Guest Chairs Available in Dining, counter and bar height editions. this fun design comfortably accommodates a wide range of body sizes.	Click to View	Bertoia Collection The Diamond chair is one of three options offered in our collection. A side chair and barstool are also available.
Click to View	Knife Edge Collection The Knife Edge tables are available in a wide range of sizes and shapes, with customization potential almost limitless.	Click to View	Stresa Collection Stresa offers a great pairing of conference and occasional height table bases. Standard in two sizes, it can also be custom sized on request.	Click to View	Sutton Collection The Sutton Collection offers a range of standard sizes for barstock table bases, with the option of custom configuration.
Click to View	Noguchi Collection Isamu Noguchi developed this 'Cyclone' dining table concept in 1953. It remains a perennial favorite today.	Click to View	Noguchi Collection This sculptural coffee table is available in either an ebonized or walnut stained finish, with glass top.

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