The Cesca Chair, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928 for Thonet, is a modernist icon that combines a tubular steel cantilever frame with a cane seat and back set in a wooden frame. Named after Breuer’s adopted daughter Francesca, it represents the Bauhaus ideal of merging industrial materials with handcraft. Its S 32 (armless) and S 64 (armchair) versions remain in production today, showcasing Breuer’s innovation in form and comfort.