Isokon Short Chair Children's book but only lived there for

but only lived there for three years

By Adam Štěch

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Kurt Kaindl

Drawing on Butcher’s vivid recollections and a wealth of unpublished material―including never-before-seen images

Isokon Short Chair Children's book but only lived there forMarcel Breuer, 1936 The Short Chair is an adaptation of Breuers Long Chair, designed in 1936, launched to great acclaim and subsequently recognised as a landmark in the design of twentieth century furniture. Following the initial success of the Long Chair, Breuer produced a design for a smaller, more space efficient version of the classic lounger. Dimensions: L 96. 6 cm W 60 cm H 83. 2 Finish: Birch plywood Made by the Isokon furniture company in