It is hard to believe that this chair was designed almost a century ago. With its flowing cantilever silhouette and sculptural simplicity, the “Sitzgeist” looks remarkably contemporary. Yet Heinz and Bodo Rasch introduced it in 1927, the very year the Weißenhof Estate in Stuttgart became an international showcase for a new vision of modern living. […]

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