Set of 6 stacking chairs by David Rowland for HOWE, 1968

This is the 40/4 stacking chair by American designer David Rowland for HOWE. It is one of the most recognizable examples of post-war modern design and is included in the design collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The chair gets its name from the fact that 40 chairs can be stacked to a height of 4 feet. The chairs feature a slender chrome metal frame with an ergonomically shaped black seat and backrest (metal). The set shows signs of use, such as light patina and minor scratches. The understated use of materials and timeless architectural aesthetic make this set a fantastic addition to a dining room, office, or contemporary interior! Quantity: this is a unique item; only 1 set in stock Period: 1970s Designer/ brand: David Rowland – Howe Origin: USA Condition: shows signs of use conform age Measurements: 77 cm high, 45 cm seat height, 45 cm wide and 55 cm deep.