Design Icon – Decorating With Barcelona Chair

you do probably know that the chair and stool were originally designed in 1929 to inhabit Mies van der Rohe’s German Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Barcelona (and the reason why you’ll sometimes hear this chair referred to as the “Pavilion” chair).

 Minimalist To Maximalist:

Like many architects in the early part of the 20th century, Mies van der Rohe designed not only the exterior and interior structures but the furnishings within — the whole package. (You could say they wanted total control over the inhabitant’s experience!) But I love how this collection — despite his best efforts — can be found in spaces that exhibit a variety of styles, from classic to contemporary, to minimalist to maximalist, to retro to beach house, to even…chalet!

Antique Classical Element:

The greatest thing about the chair is that it can truly be mixed in with any style decor from traditional to contemporary. Antique classical element, the Barcelona chair becomes a work of art.

Artistic Feel to Home and Offices:

With its simplistic form and feature the amazing chair brings an artistic feel to home, offices, and public buildings. It is the perfect companion to interesting places of art.

Retro Style Room:

These bold Barcelona chairs look wonderful in this red lacquered red style room. The Chairs and the animal print are two classic that works and look great together. It is hard for the eye to focus on anything else in the room when Barcelona Chairs and Ottoman is present.

Outdoor Area – Barcelona Chairs:

Don’t forget that the Barcelona chairs are also a beautiful addition to an outdoor entertaining area so don’t forget to book high-Quality Replica Barcelona chairs online with fast and free delivery in the UK.