Brno 255 chair, Mies Van Der Rohe

An icon of rationalist elegance, the Brno 255 chair by Mies van der Rohe captures the eye with its formal purity and refined harmony of materials. Designed in 1928 for the renowned Villa Tugendhat, it fully embodies the principles of German Modernism, reinterpreted through timeless design.
This version, produced by Knoll around 1970, features a square upholstered back in burgundy leather, supported by a flat chrome-plated steel frame that enhances its visual lightness. The curved armrests, also upholstered in leather, complete a design of refined simplicity where aesthetics and functionality merge with artisanal care.