The cantilever chair by Mart Stam for Fasem is a refined Italian production of Stam’s radical late-1920s tubular-steel design. Defined by its cantilever structure with no rear legs, the chair flexes slightly under weight, combining engineering clarity with comfort. Fasem’s versions are typically finished in chrome-plated steel with leather seat and back, giving the strict Bauhaus form a more luxurious, Italian character. Produced mainly from the 1970s onward, these chairs reflect the revival of modernist classics while staying very faithful to Stam’s original concept.