Marcel Breuer

Marcel Breuer was a Hungarian-born architect and designer known for his innovative contributions to modern architecture and furniture design. Active in the 20th century, he played a key role in the Bauhaus movement, emphasizing simplicity and functionality. Breuer is famous for his use of tubular steel in furniture, particularly the Cesca chair and the Wassily chair, which became iconic pieces. His architectural work includes notable buildings like the UNESCO building in Paris and the St. John’s Abbey in Minnesota. Breuer's designs blend practicality with aesthetic appeal, influencing both design and architecture significantly.