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sandrinorusso.bsky.social
Versione modernista molto rara della classica sedia Wassily, questa edizione "spaghetti" degli anni '80 è rivestita con cinghie di gomma trasparente
#marcelbreuer #wassilychair #marcelbreuerwassilychair #bauhaus #bauhauschair #midcenturymodernFurniture #chair
December 21, 2025 at 1:14 PM
davidseed.bsky.social
Here’s the Wassily Chair, designed by Marcel Breuer, employed as a prop by Karl Hubbuch in paintings & drawings.
Hubbuch used the furniture (& other pieces in the range) quite often.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wassily...
#Bauhaus #WassilyChair #KarlHubbuch #MarcelBreuer #MarcelBreuerChair #HildeHubbuch
August 24, 2026 at 7:20 AM
gyginfographics.bsky.social
A quick exercise with a touch of humor to practice developing tubular structures in Adobe Illustrator using isometric projections, inspired by the famous Wassily chair designed by Marcel Breuer.

#Bauhaus #FontDesign #IsometricDesign #VectorIllustration #AdobeIllustrator #WassilyChair #DesignProcess
An isometric vector illustration by GyGinfographics, inspired by the Wassily chair designed by Marcel Breuer. This exercise explores the development of tubular structures in Adobe Illustrator using isometric projection. The image features three versions of the same chair, each with a different tube thickness. The first, with the thinnest tubing, closely resembles the original design. The second and third progressively increase the tube gauge, making the structure appear heavier. Together, they visually mimic the weight variations of a typeface: Regular, Medium, and Bold, adding a touch of humor to the study of form and structure. A collection of isometric vector illustrations by GyGinfographics, showcasing different variations of the Wassily chair study. The image displays multiple arrangements of the three chair versions, each with varying tube thicknesses, created in Adobe Illustrator using isometric projection. This composition captures different stages and outcomes from the development process, where adjustments in proportions, structure, and visual weight were explored. The chairs are arranged without a specific order, reflecting the iterative nature of the design process and the refinement of tubular forms in a 2D environment.
February 24, 2025 at 10:26 AM
jemmesedi.c.im.ap.brid.gy
Reading a documentary history of the Bauhaus reminded me how exhilarating I can sometimes find modernist design.

"Wassily" chairs in the Bauhaus, Dessau.

Wikimedia Commons.

#Bauhaus #design #modernism #wassilychair #marcelbreuer
A tubular steel framed table with four tubular steel and fabric chairs.
October 1, 2024 at 8:51 PM