Chair SE68 by Egon Eiermann

This stackable chair, designed by Egon Eiermann in 1951, has always been regarded as a design classic. Its ergonomic seat and backrest provide exceptional comfort. The SE68 chair has been reissued several times; we have a model from 1982 in oak and black metal. Egon Eiermann was a German architect, furniture designer, and university professor whose work, from the 1930s to the present day, has profoundly influenced architecture and furniture design. He designed numerous buildings in Germany and was the first, after the Second World War, to develop mass-produced furniture in Germany that met international standards of form and functionality. Good condition, minimal signs of use.