Barcelona chair

Trademark.

1. a wide, armless chair designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the International Exposition in Barcelona, Spain, in 1929, having leather-covered cushions on a double X -shaped frame of gently curved bars of stainless steel, the longer bars of each X forming the front legs and back, the shorter bars forming the seat and rear legs.

Example Sentences

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona chair decorates every corporate lobby.

From The Guardian

The frame of the Barcelona chair, for example, originally nine steel components bolted together, was designed as a seamless piece of stainless steel, and cowhide instead of pigskin was used for seat and back coverings.

From New York Times

The Barcelona chair, the Cape Cod belt and six more timeless items with a sense of place—no updates required.

From Wall Street Journal

The Barcelona chair, the Cape Cod belt and six more timeless items with a sense of place—no updates required.

From Wall Street Journal

The Barcelona chair, the Cape Cod belt and six more timeless items with a sense of place—no updates required.

From Wall Street Journal