Thonet S 1510 high desk 
Thonet 118 H bar stool Reach for the sky with Thonet High Dining
Why sit exclusively when you can also stand in the meantime? The THONET 1510 bar table with black or white lacquered wooden legs offers all options. You can sit together or quickly have an espresso while standing on a stylish tabletop in ash, oak or lacquered walnut. The high dining table is matched by the S 32 VH with a tubular steel frame and wickerwork seat and backrest or the black-stained beech bistro chair TP 29 118 H / 118 HT, optionally with wickerwork seat or in a trough seat. The metal elements of the stools are reflected in the table, creating a uniform design. The combination of noble material fits into the dining room, living room, kitchen or office, where it is also suitable as a meeting table.
The S 32 VH cantilever chair by Marcel Breuer
Bauhaus designer Marcel Breuer worked together with his colleagues van der Rohe and Stam on bent tubular steel for furniture. He developed the cantilever chair as one of the first chairs for mobile sitting. The chair wrote history and is a true classic.
The bar table THONET 1510 by Wolfgang C.R. Mezger
Wolfgang C.R. Mezger, born in 1951, studied industrial design at the Hochschule für Gestaltung in Schwäbisch Gmünd, where he became self-employed in 1983 with his own design studio, which has been based in Göppingen since 2007. Together with other designers, Mezger develops modern furniture and other products for well-known brands in the award-winning DesignBüro. Mezger's studio has been awarded renowned design prizes. Wolfgang C.R. Mezger was also active as a university lecturer.
Furniture from THONET
THONET is one of the oldest family-run companies and has been producing home furniture with quality standards since 1819. New technologies and innovative design have made THONET famous all over the world - after the breakthrough in 1859 with the Viennese coffee house chair No. 14 made of bent beech wood. In the 1930s, production of the newly invented tubular steel furniture followed. Today, both tubular steel furniture from the Bauhaus and furniture made of bentwood by THONET are regarded as beacons in the history of furniture and design. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)