The Breuer Folding Armchair (B4) was first presented to the public in 1927 at the Weissenhof Housing Exhibition, in a house designed by Gropius. Soon after the exhibit Standard-Mobel, Lengyel & Company put the B4 Folding Chair chair into production. The B4 Folding Chair was in production until Thonet took over the manufacturing of Breuer furniture.

The Breuer Folding armchair captures the same essence that his famous Wassily chair embodies. Its geometric form brings a simple elegance to a room, while his combination of tubular steel and canvas upholstery defines Bauhaus. Our version is the same as seen in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. A outdoor version is in Cora fabric is available in stainless steel.

Made In Germany.

Dimensions: H 27" x D 24 3/4" x W 30 3/4"

Materials: Folding armchair in chrome-plated tubular steel. Seat, back and arms in canvas combined with hide.