Mart Stam S33 Cantilever Leather Dining Chair

The S33 leather dining chair designed by Matt Stam in 1926 is recognized as the first cantilever dining chair in the world. He introduced the concept of cubic space and cantilever arm design in architecture into the chair design, retaining only The front chair legs, with their fine proportions and curved movement, are overall simple, smooth and revolutionary. This avant-garde design style was quickly inherited by other emerging designers and had a huge impact on the design of the mid-20th century.

The seemingly simple design of this modern dining chair embodies Mies's philosophy of "less is more". The ultra-modern chrome finish contrasts with the seat and backrest, and the streamlined appearance reflects the industrial technology and modern spirit of the early 20th century. Tubular steel furniture became widely popular in the 1920s due to its strength, lightness and economical practicality. The material’s properties make it ideal for this cantilever design