The Cité Chair was originally conceived by French designer Jean Prouvé in 1930. The piece is composed of a resilient fabric sling-seat stretched over a tubular steel frame with thick, adjustable leather armrests. The chair's combined materials, uncompromising attention to detail and dramatic stance make it stand out as one of the true masterworks of twentieth century furniture construction.

Measurements: W 27" X H 33" X D 37.5"

Materials: Frame made of sheet steel, lacquered red or black - fabric cover in black or beige with black frame, beige or tobacco with red frame (armrests of natural, top grain leather)