Loos Café Museum

by Adolf Loos

Un objeto refinado y sin tiempo. Elegancia, ligereza formal y cotidianidad. La famosa silla de Adolf Loos revive actualmente gracias a las nuevas técnicas de producción, pero mantiene invariada la calidad artesanal que la hizo nacer. Inspirada en los modelos n.º 14 y n.º 30 del catálogo Thonet y en el n.º 248 del catálogo Kohn, la Loos Cafè Museum se diseñó en 1898 para amueblar el famoso Cafè Museum de Viena.

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Adolf Loos

Adolf Loos (Brno 1870 – Kalksburg, Vienna, 1933), was an architect and a valid representative of a renewal in architecture, which included sacrificing all forms of superfluous formalism. In stark contrast with Vienna eclecticism and particularly the Secession, his architecture was free from all ornamental superstructures, and the shape had to respond as directly as possible to human expectations and needs. In his writings, he illustrated his aversion to all kinds of ornaments and his theory which praised the utility of the production of simple and functional items. Loos is considered one of the founders of European Rationalism and, in general, modern architectural taste.