A desk that looks like a stone triumphal arch or a drawer tower in the shape of a column: the Swiss architect duo Trix and Robert Haussmann ironically questioned the functionalist principles of modernism in the 1970s, not only with their architecture but also with their furniture. However, the minimalist-looking Stollen chairs date back to the time before they founded their joint office “Allgemeine Entwurfsanstalt”, with which they developed their famous postmodern strategies: Designed by Robert Haussmann in 1963, the chairs made of solid, lacquered wood and a seat made of braided cord were first shown at Expo Lausanne 1964 and were later produced in different variations.

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