WASSILY / MARCEL BREUER Marcel Breuer Raysse and Sanejouand to produce

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but the art of preparing and serving it had already given rise in China to a ritual of profound spiritual significance

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but also through the functional organization of the different spaces

WASSILY / MARCEL BREUER Marcel Breuer Raysse and Sanejouand to produceMarcel Breuer designed the B3 chair between 1925 and 1926. The painter Wassily Kandinsky quickly succumbed to the charms of this seat with its innovative curves. The Hungarian designer therefore made a model for his friend, who installed it in his private apartments. It was when it was reissued by the Italian manufacturer Dino Gavina, who heard about this anecdote about Kandinsky, that the chair became famous under the name "Wassily". Elegant and