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Bauhaus and modernist

Tubular steel, cantilevers and the machine age, the chairs that decided what modern sitting would look like. Most are lighter than they appear and give slightly as you sit, which is the point of the cantilever. Every one is checked, honestly photographed and ready for daily use.

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God Raysse" prototype (1987)

The "God Raysse" prototype (1987) is a rare pair of cast aluminium bar stools designed by renowned French creator Philippe Starck. Measuring roughly 28 inches high and 14.1 inches deep, these avant-garde seating prototypes highlight Starck's pioneering industrial design work during the late 1980s. These stools are awaiting further verification and authentication

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