Mart Stam Designed Cantilever Chairs

Stylish pair of midcentury lounge "scoop" chairs. Interesting design with a chrome-plated cantilever base. Tall backrests, spacious and comfortable seating. Covered in the original v...

A beautiful Mid-Century Modern lounge chair with a flat bar metal base and royal blue velvet fabric. The uniquely shaped armrests ensure maximum comfort without sacrificing style. A ...

This beautiful pair of vintage modern lounge chairs feature an incredibly heavy chrome frame with elaborate orange vinyl upholstery. This extremely comfortable pair have overstuffed ...

Mid-Century Modern floating armchair with polished chrome base. Styled after Milo Baughman with a polished flat bar chrome base. Please confirm location.

Cubic form, clear design, fine proportions, and flexing movement: The development of the perfected cantilever chairs S 33 and S 34, among the first of their kind,...

Range S 40 Garden chairs that match the classic S 43 by Mart Stam in their construction and design: clear and reserved in their form, with ideal sitting comfort and high quality wit...

Cubic form, clear design, fine proportions, and flexing movement: The development of the perfected cantilever chairs S 33 and S 34, among the first of their kind,...

Range S 43 Simplicity that unfolds its effect everywhere: Mart Stam removed the back legs from furniture that for centuries had been created based on the same principles. Through evolutionary refinement, an object that simply looks good in any place where both understatement and quality are wanted. For his furniture designs, Mart Stam placed a high value on usefulness and austerity with regard to aesthetics as well as material. The straight-lined form, a clear construction and improved sitting comfort resulted from this approach. Stam achieved the greatest possible reduction with the cantilever chair S 43 by combining the tubular steel frame with moulded wood elements for seat and backrest. The pure, restrained form of this cantilever chair makes it an exemplary design in the spirit of modernism...