Tugendhat Chair strap colour:White Inspired by the infamous beagle

Inspired by the infamous beagle from Charles M

and then the more traditional upholstered seat in fabric or leather

DCW describes it as a fusion of futurist architecture

non-uniform shape

Tugendhat Chair strap colour:White Inspired by the infamous beagleTugendhat Chair by Mies Van der Rohe for Knoll. Designed in 1929 for the Tugendhat House in Brno, Czech Republic, Mies van der Rohe's Tugendhat Chair was born out of the architect's endeavours to create a chair which combined the comfort of an upholstered lounge chair with the strength of a tubular steel cantilever base. Originally named Federsessel, which translates from German to mean 'spring chair', the Czech villa was so widely reported on that