The MR10 Cantilever Chair, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1926, is a hallmark of modernist furniture design. Introduced at the 1927 Weißenhof Exhibition in Stuttgart, the chair exemplifies the Bauhaus movement's emphasis on simplicity and functionality.​ The MR10 features a continuous, curved tubular steel frame that supports the seat and backrest without the need for rear legs. This cantilevered design provides a slight springiness, enhancing comfort. The seat and backrest are typically made from high-quality leather or wicker, materials chosen for their durability and aesthetic appeal.