Copyright © 2025 Motivate Media Group. All rights reserved.
The classic Ludwig Mies van der Rohe cantilever arm chair is again available from Thonet.
In 1927, when Ludwig Mies van der Rohne designed his first cantilever armchair featuring the lightness of a simple curved steel frame without rear supporting legs, it was heralded as an aesthetic implementation of ground-breaking technology. The resulting S 533 chair defined its surrounding environment with a large, elegantly curved circular tubular steel form. Constant flexing of the frame added exceptional comfort to the design’s functionality and timeless aesthetics. Since 1932, the S 533 has been repeatedly included in Thonet’s portfolio.
A new reiteration of this classic design object is again available as a standard product from Thonet.
The 2019 model, the S533 F, is available in contemporary variations. The seat, backrest and armrests are offered in wicker cane or black or natural bend leather. Alternatively, the seat and backrest can be made of plastic mesh and the armrests of elastomeric plastic.
Aura Living’s AW24 collection showcases the elegance of contrast and harmony
Laufen prioritises design, functionality and sustainability in its latest collections
Discover the Legacy of a Saudi Art Space: Prince Faisal bin Fahd Arts Hall explores the Hall’s enduring influence on the cultural fabric of Saudi Arabia
Free-spirited and creative, The Home Hotel in Zurich injects a sense of whimsy into a former paper factory
Falaj Collection by Aljoud Lootah Design
identity selects warm-toned furniture pieces and objets that align with Pantone’s colour of the year
Stacy Stewart, Regional Director Middle East & Africa of MillerKnoll discusses the future and evolution of design in workspaces with identity.
Gensler’s Design Forecast Report 2025 identifies the top global design trends that will impact the real estate and built environment this year
Kamdar Developments has launched 105 Residences, a new high-end development in Jumeirah Village Circle.
Located in the heart of Jumeirah Garden City, formerly known as ‘New Satwa’, The Muse adds to the urban fabric of the area
The Chedi Hegra opens its doors in AlUla’s UNESCO World Heritage Site
Sunshine Bay on Al Marjan island combines seaside views, exceptional design, and world-class amenities to create a unique waterfront haven