All designersDesigner · 1886—1969

Mies van der Rohe

Allemagne / États-Unis · Bauhaus, modernisme

« Less is more » : trois mots et un fauteuil, le Barcelona, dessiné en 1929 pour le pavillon allemand de l'Exposition universelle. Dernier directeur du Bauhaus, il a donné à l'acier chromé ses lettres de noblesse domestiques.

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