The Cesca chair, created in 1929, represents a pioneering innovation in interior design. At a time when the use of metal for furniture was still unusual, Marcel Breuer, with great foresight, created this chair using curved tubular steel. This material, known for its coldness, was skilfully combined with the ancient technique of straw molding, using Vienna straw, creating a fascinating contrast. The result is a chair that combines modernity and tradition, capable of blending harmoniously into any environment.

Today, the Cesca chair is re-proposed in an even more contemporary and comfortable version. The seat and back are now upholstered in fine fabrics, selected to enhance the comfort and design of the chair. This new interpretation maintains Breuer's innovative spirit while improving its ergonomics and adapting it to modern needs.