Wassily chair (Model B3) by Marcel Breuer for Knoll keep alongside their works in progress

alongside their works in progress and the unique modifications they have made to the lofts to meet legal standards

Two of the tables have noticeable sun fading on their tops

and returns a share of its profits back to its artisans

Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky

Each cube measures 15"x15"x15"

Wassily chair (Model B3) by Marcel Breuer for Knoll keep alongside their works in progressThe Model B3 chair is the creation of architect and designer Marcel Breuer. Its steel tube construction was inspired by Breuer's bicycle, which he purchased upon arriving to Bauhaus in 1925. Breuer would spend several years perfecting the form of the Model B3, now one of the most recognizable pieces of modern furniture. The chair was later renamed Wassily in honor of Vasily Kandinsky, Breuers friend and fellow Bauhaus instructor, who had praised the