Originally known as the Feder-Sessel, the Tugendhat chair was renamed after five of the designs were installed in the renowned Villa Tugendhat in Brno, Czechoslovakia, a building designed and furnished by Mies van der Rohe in 1930. The Chair is a beautiful nod to Knoll’s architectural heritage. While inspired by Knoll’s history, the Tugendhat chair offers a modern day take on the design and is perfect for any space with a wide array of upholstery options.

Knoll presents the archival reissue of the Tugendhat Chair. This Ludwig Mies van der Rohe masterpiece was originally designed in 1929 and used to furnish the home designed by Mies and Lilly Reich for the Tugendhat family in Brno, Czechoslovakia. The sophisticated lounge chair delivers comfort and versatility with a cantilevered base, leather strap back, and sleek form. A pair of untufted cushions and optional armrests top the chair’s pleasingly kinetic frame. Tugendhat’s relaxed yet elevated appeal is ideally suited to how we live and work today—a testament to its timelessness.