Loos Cafe Museum Brown Chair
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This chair, designed in 1898 by Adolf Loos for Vienna's Café Museum, exudes timeless elegance. Its graceful silhouette enhances both modern and classic dining rooms, featuring two hallmark elements of Thonet's aesthetic: Viennese straw for the seat and steam-bent beechwood for the frame and structure. The brown stain adds a traditional touch, highlighting the chair's sinuous curves with sophistication.
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Gebrüder Thonet Vienna GmbH
Gebrüder Thonet Vienna GmbH (GTV) is woven into the rich tapestry of European history, skillfully merging time-honored traditions with innovative design explorations. Continuously refining its style through meticulous research, Thonet stands as a cornerstone in the evolution from artisanal craftsmanship to industrial prowess.
In the vibrant capital of the Habsburg Empire, Michael Thonet pioneered a transformative shift from laminated glued wood to the artistry of steam-bent wooden rods. This artisanal mastery, blending industrial chemistry and mechanical ingenuity, heralded a new era in furniture production, enabling the creation of exquisite wooden pieces on a grand scale. Thonet's visionary approach was complemented by a robust distribution network, ensuring its finely crafted creations reached discerning markets worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on the visual lexicon of modernity.
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