In 1859, the Thonet company revolutionized the furniture industry with the No. 14 Chair, a simple yet elegant design made possible for mass production through steam-bent wooden rods for back, legs, and support.
Modern interpretations like 'Ode to Chair 14' highlight evolution rather than modernization, turning utilitarian designs into art objects with exaggerated forms and structures.
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