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Cantilever conference chair MG5 Black/Chrome-plated with fixed armrests, Normal used
Seat height: 45 cm, Genuine leather/Metal, Padded, Free swinging
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The MG5 cantilever chair designed by Mart Stam (1925/26) is a Bauhaus classic that made the idea of dispensing with chair legs in favor of a springy support structure iconic. The cantilevered construction made of chrome-plated tubular steel gives the chair its characteristic lightness and ensures that it yields gently when seated. The seat and backrest are finished in black leather and combine a clear, graphic line with tangible comfort. Note: The manufacturer of this version is not certain; the production cannot be clearly assigned to any brand. In dining and living areas, at the desk or in the conference room, the MG5 sets a timeless, architectural accent with its minimalist design language and at the same time shows how functional and pleasant minimalist design can be. A piece of design history that will remain relevant for decades to come thanks to its honest materials and precise proportions.
The MG5 cantilever chair after Mart Stam (1925/26) embodies the radical Bauhaus idea of rethinking statics and comfort: instead of rear chair legs, a freely cantilevered, chrome-plated tubular steel frame supports the seat - a design innovation that creates a gently springy seating sensation and an unusual lightness in the room. The clearly proportioned lines are complemented by the black leather seat and backrest, whose pleasant feel and subtle upholstery combine a graphic appearance with tangible comfort. Whether at the dining table, at the desk or in the conference room - the MG5 sets a calm, architectural accent with its minimalist silhouette and shows how timeless functional minimalism can be. Note: The manufacturer of this version is not certain; the production cannot be clearly assigned to any brand. It is precisely the mixture of precisely bent tubular steel, honest materials and balanced proportions that makes the chair a piece of design history that will remain relevant for decades and fits naturally into both historical and modern interiors.