The great classic. The most iconic and best-selling product. Designed by Michael Thonet in 1860, the N. 14 was immediately established as the quintessential bistrot chair. Minimalist in its use of material and in the number of components that comprise it — just six — the N. 14 is the result of nearly twenty years of technological research. Simple, versatile and timelessly relevant, it is considered the first example of industrial design.

The structure is composed of steam-bent solid beechwood elements, with the backrest and rear legs formed from a single piece of wood. Available in several seat variants.

Bent beech-wood chair. Woven
cane, plywood, perforated plywood
or upholstered seat.