Egon Eiermann's SE18 Folding Chair Now in Beechwood | METROCS
DESIGN / INTERIOR
May 10, 2018

Egon Eiermann's SE18 Folding Chair Now in Beechwood | METROCS


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Winner of the 1953 MoMA Good Design Award





Egon Eiermann, who gained renown for his design of the German Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World Expo and went on to design the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin and the Bundestag in Bonn, profoundly influenced post-war German architecture and design.

SE18 Folding Chair

Egon Eiermann

Designed in 1952



His folding chair, the "SE18," released in 1952, encapsulates Eiermann's philosophy on design, structure, and function. It received the MoMA Good Design Award in 1953 and was highly acclaimed at the 10th Milan Triennale.

The model newly arrived at METROCS is crafted from beechwood. While highly practical, it imbues any space with a sense of warmth. Scheduled for release on June 7th.

SE18
Dimensions | Approx. W500 x D470 x H770 (SH460) mm


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