Barcelona chair, door with horizontal windows, wood floors, bookcases, windows with individual glass panes (metal mullions/muntins) - also, only part of the window opens, rather than the whole thing
The landing is interesting with the style of having the stair starting for on top of a platform. also interesting to have something on the wall behind the stair ( the bookshelf in this case)
Besides the Ludwig Mies van der Rohe 'Barcelona Chair' (actually designed long before the mid-century mark of the 1950s -- it was designed in 1929 -- but it is so sleek & modern it is often grouped in with mid-century furniture), I love the modern landing concept and how it puts you in good reach of the floating bookshelf to the side of the stairs. This is a beautiful modern vignette of cube shapes! Great proportions. I also dig the modern door, with its frosted sand-blasted glass panels.
The Barcelona Chair fits beautifully under the stairs. This makes a very modern reading nook.
Barcelona Chair
Designer: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Year: 1929
Designed for his German Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Barcelona, this iconic chair with its simple X-base also comes in an ottoman/stool and couch/daybed.
Barcelona ChairDesigner: Ludwig Mies van der RoheYear: 1929Designed for his German Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Barcelona, this iconic chair with its simple X-base also comes in an ottoman/stool and couch/daybed.See more Barcelona Chairs in action
