Cantilever Chair

First pioneered in the 1920s by designers such as Mart Stam, Marcel Breuer, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the cantilever chair became a symbol of Bauhaus design and functional modernism. Typically crafted with tubular steel frames and upholstered, wooden, or cane seats, these chairs offer a unique combination of strength, comfort, and flexibility. Vintage cantilever chairs remain highly collectible today, adding sculptural form and architectural style to dining rooms, offices, and contemporary interiors.