Designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928, the Cesca chair was groundbreaking for its use of materials. Its sleek, cantilevered form has kept it in demand for nearly a century. Check for structural integrity ...

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Every time you plop yourself down in a chair at work, rush to your favorite seat in class, or lounge at your desk at home, you can thank the Bauhaus Movement. The Bauhaus was originally a German arts ...

Diane Cowen worked at the Houston Chronicle from 2000 to 2023, most recently as its architecture and home design writer. Prior to working for the Chronicle, she worked at the South Bend (Ind.) Tribune ...

Like many New Yorkers who felt the walls closing in on their compact apartments during the COVID-19 pandemic, I reached a tipping point last month: I could no longer stand the sight of my surroundings ...

A Cesca Chair decked out with hundreds of air fresheners and Spoleto Chair adorned with speakers are among American artist Noel Mercado's modification of classic Knoll chairs using salvaged chair ...

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The Cesca chair was designed by Marcel Breuer in the late 1920s and is named for his daughter Francesca. His design has garnered such fame that one of the original chairs sits in the Metropolitan ...