The Wassily Chair is a modernist chair designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925. It is known for its innovative use of tubular steel and canvas, which creates a lightweight and minimalist structure. The chair's design reflects the principles of the Bauhaus movement, emphasizing functionality and simplicity. The Wassily Chair was originally created for the Wassily Kandinsky studio at the Bauhaus school. Its unique form and materials have made it an iconic piece of furniture, often associated with modern design. The chair remains popular in contemporary interiors and is celebrated for its artistic and functional qualities.