Tubular steel

Marcel Breuer. Room Divider / Bookshelf. 1932–1935. Embru-Werke Mantel & Cie., Rüti, Switzerland. Chrome-plated tubular steel and painted wood. 79 3/4 x 93 5/8 x 13 5/8" (202.6 x 237.8 x 34.6 cm). Gift of Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder and Rob Beyer. 19.2008. Architecture and Design

Tubular steel étagère by A. Guyot for Thonet Mundus, Bauhaus-Modernism, Thonet-Mundus, A. Guyot - Zeitlos Berlin (Shelves | Etagere)

Tubular steel étagère by Slezák in the style of the Bauhaus-Modernism, Bauhaus-Modernism, Slezák, company design Slezák, Bystrice - Zeitlos Berlin (Shelves | Etagere)

Object: Chair - Maker: Heinz and Bodo Rasch - Date: 1933 - Medium - chrome plated tubular steel, leather upholstery - original ---- This chair stood out to me by the way your eye follows the tubes that go from the back of the chair, to the arm rests, to the legs. It really makes your eye travel. I also really liked how the back rest seems to be 'floating' from the seat of the chair.

London studio Pearson Lloyd has designed a steel flat-pack chair, called Cross Chair Tube, for Danish furniture brand Takt.

Today, robots can shape pipes however one wishes—and Austrian designer Thomas Feichtner, together with Thonet and tube bending machine manufacturer BLM, has set out to explore the limits of present-day bending technology.

Sold: Bauhaus Chromed Tubular Steel Etagere by Emile Guyot for Thonet-Mundus, 1930s | #119514

Tubular steel couch according to a draft by Anton Lorenz, Bauhaus, Anton Lorenz - Zeitlos Berlin (Sofas | Tubular steel couch | chaise | daybed)

Tubular steel shelf in the style of the Bauhaus-Modernism, Bauhaus-Modernism - Zeitlos Berlin (Shelves | Etagere)