Simplicity in Its Purest Form

Designed in 1952 by William Katavolos, Douglas Kelley and Ross Littell, the New York Chair embodies a radical pursuit of simplicity and function. Its distinctive construction reduces the chair to a few essential elements, combining structural clarity, carefully selected materials and an effortlessly elegant silhouette.


Structure
Steel rod structure chromed or painted in black.
Seat and backrest
In saddle leather with exposed stitching.
Backrest
Pivoting.
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The New York Chair is a timeless expression of minimalist design, in which every element performs both a structural and an aesthetic function. Chromed steel, black-painted crosspieces and suspended saddle leather come together in a remarkably light composition that remains as contemporary today as when it was first created.