Rolling Armchair, designed by architect Paul Rudolph in 1968, pays homage to Marcel Breuer’s iconic 1927 Wassily Chair, one of the earliest tubular steel chairs produced. Where Breuer uses leather as upholstery in the Wassily, in the Rolling Armchair, Rudolph uses Lucite.
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