Cesca Dining Chair

The Cesca Dining Chair is a modern classic design originally created by Marcel Breuer in 1928. Known for its minimalist design, the chair combines tubular steel with either a cane or upholstered seat and back. The cantilevered form, which means it has no back legs, gives it a distinctive floating appearance.

Key features of the Cesca dining chair include:

1. Materials: Typically made with a tubular steel frame, with the seat and back often crafted from woven cane or upholstered fabric.
2. Design: The cantilever design is not only visually striking but also provides a slight bounce when seated, adding to its comfort.
3. History: The chair is named after Francesca (nicknamed Cesca), Breuer's daughter. It represents a blend of art and function, characteristic of the Bauhaus movement.

The Cesca chair has been widely reproduced and remains popular in contemporary interior design for both its aesthetic appeal and ergonomic comfort.

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