TECTA Asymmetric Chair B1 Bauhaus Tecta

This is the Asymmetric chair B1 by TECTA.
Designed in 1979 by German designer Stefan Wewerka.
It features an asymmetrical shape and three legs, giving it a sculptural and artistic form.
With a triangular seat, it's a functional design that can be sat on from any direction.

From TECTA, Germany, this is the Asymmetric chair B1, named for those seeking beautiful furniture as a sitting sculpture.
A masterpiece chair that is literally for display.

It was previously sold by ACTUS in Japan.
The original selling price was around ￥200,000.
It is currently sold online for ￥240,000.

TECTA, which is said to inherit the craftsmanship of the Bauhaus, an movement that greatly influenced West German industrial design.
This is the Asymmetric chair B1, a chair for display, from TECTA.
Not only is the backrest asymmetrical, but what further enhances the presence of the Asymmetric chair B1 is its three-legged structure (two in the back, one in the front) and the corresponding triangular seat. Additionally, the black and white stripe pattern on the seat adds an accent effect.
It was created in 1979 by designer Stefan Wewerka!
We believe it would pair well with furniture from the following brands:

Cassina, Arflex,
Molteni, BoConcept, Porada,
B&B Italia, etc.

[Product Dimensions and Notes]
(Approx. cm) Width 70 x Depth 50 x Height 78

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Chiba Prefecture
Chiba City, Funabashi City, Narashino City,
Ichikawa City, Kamagaya City

Tokyo Metropolis
Adachi Ward, Katsushika Ward, Edogawa Ward

If you live in the above areas,
please send us a message.
We can deliver to you,
so we can offer a lower price.

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