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.


Estructura
Varilla de acero cromado o pintado.
Respaldo y asiento
De cuero con conturas visibles.
Respaldo
Giratorio.
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New York Chair - 3LC

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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.