Plia Orange Chair in style of Giancarlo Piretti new Breuer's use of tubular steel

Breuer's use of tubular steel to define lines in space beautifully exhibited in these simple nesting tables revolutionised furniture construction and inspired many subsequent generations of designers

Its design — with sculpted legs

making them both striking design statements and enduring financial investments

a timeless masterpiece crafted by renowned designers Charles & Ray Eames and meticulously manufactured by Vitra in Germany circa 2000

the Vitra Design Museum

Plia Orange Chair in style of Giancarlo Piretti new Breuer's use of tubular steelWith the plia seat, the designer Giancarlo Piretti has revolutionized the concept of a folding chair and his study on the "3 disk pivot" is considered a stroke of genius. The chair has a combination of a steel and polypropylene frame which has paved the way for the plia chair that has become a cult object. The symbol of a new era focused on plastic: this is how the 1967 plia chair was received when it was published at the milan furniture fair. This