Thonet / S 32 V / cantilever chair without armrests

S 32 V | cantilever chair

Product dimensions (W x H x D): 46 x 82 x 60 cm

Pipe braid: Braid color: DARK MELANGE

Frame: Chestnut (red-brown) powder-coated matt

Frame end caps: Chestnut (red-brown) powder-coated matt

Seat and back: Oak Chestnut (red-brown) stained

Gliders: POM plastic gliders, black

Plastic support fabric: yes

Note: New goods

Delivery time: 6-8 weeks

The S 32 cantilever chair is particularly versatile among tubular steel furniture. It is at home in a variety of design worlds. It suits uncompromisingly modern furnishings as well as a versatile mix that allows space for different eras and styles to exist side by side. The S 32 cantilever chair and the S 64 variant with armrests are the best-known tubular steel classics. Their popularity is due to the attractive combination of the new and the tried and tested: the Thonet tradition of producing bentwood furniture with characteristic Viennese wickerwork contrasts with the revolutionary use of tubular steel. The seat and backrest made of solid wood with tubular wickerwork embody tradition, the frame the present and the future. Their versatility makes them the best-selling cantilever chairs to date. Marcel Breuer designed the S 32 and the S 64 during his time in Berlin in 1928. Thonet has been producing the two models since 1930. Their aesthetic reduction and clarity combined with the airy weave make the classics suitable for a wide variety of environments such as conference rooms, waiting areas, restaurants and homes.

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Thonet began with the work of the cabinetmaker and builder Michael Thonet, who opened his first workshop in Boppard on the Rhine in 1819. With delicate and elegant chairs and by testing and applying new woodworking techniques, Michael Thonet achieved more than just regional fame. In 1853, Michael Thonet renamed the company Gebrüder Thonet.