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(1902-1981)

Marcel Breuer  was born in 1902 and die in 1981. He was a Hungarian-born modernist, architect and furniture designer. He is One of the masters of Modernism. Marcel Breuer studied at the Bauhaus, the famous school of architecture and applied arts, founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar in 1919. Breuer is also bring up in the Bauhaus of Germany. After have past 1 year in Paris in an architect surgery, he come back to  the Bauhaus of Dessau, this faith like teacher. It’s in the Bauhaus, that Marcel  Breuer discovered  Tubular steel  who became his trademark. Steel  that he uses for his stool, his table and chair. All these are emblems  of an era. This style is the symbol of this era.  Breuer is a modernist, inspiration sources for architect’s and designer’s generation.

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Created in 1925

(Marie Claire's house )

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 The chair takes back the materials and the shape of the time : geometrical shape.
There seems to have a continuity in the steel.
The seated is pulled downwards.

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This chair was designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925-1926 as head of the carpentry workshop at the Bauhaus in Dessau.
The Wassily chair, like many other design objects of the Modern Movement, was mass produced from the 1960s, and is still available now as an object become a classic. His rights are held by Knoll in New York, although fraudulent reproductions exist throughout the world.
This chair is revolutionary, it uses new materials, as well as new manufacturing methods such as bent steel and leather .
He was inspired by the handlebars of his bike, made of steel tube, a new shape with ease of being designed. They will also be manufactured by the German company whose function is the manufacture of steel, this one is called MANNESMANN. This makes it possible to create smooth and seamless steel tube, which is a great novelty since before the weld lines was apparent and impaired the bending of the tubes.

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The Wassily chair, also known as the B3 chair. This chair take the name of Wassily when she is Re-edited by the italian fabricant gavina. Gavina had heard about the history of Wassily Kandinsky.
Wassily Kandinsky was a member of the professional team. we know that Kandinsky likes the finished chair, and that Breuer made one for the Kandinsky workshop.

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I like this chair, it has a geometric and symmetrical shape. The colors sound simple and highlights the steel. There is a contrast of fullness and emptiness. There is a large volume for a small amount of matter. The way or the leather and arranged to leave us thinking, has a beach chair in fabrics, so it is a relaxed sitting

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I like this chair who is very well known. The model of the chair has been very widely used by different agency.
This chair is beautiful with her refined and geometrical shape. Her materials are straightforward. The curves and lines are beautiful and interesting. We find something very uniform and a continuity.