Marcel Breuer, a pivotal figure in the modernist movement and protégé of Walter Gropius, is renowned for his innovative contributions to both architecture and furniture design, notably through his tubular-steel furniture which transformed modern interiors. His legacy includes iconic pieces like the Wassily chair, as well as significant architectural works such as the Whitney Museum of American Art. Though he did not directly work with Knoll, Breuer’s mentorship of Florence Knoll and influence on Hans Knoll were instrumental in shaping the company’s direction, particularly with the acquisition of his signature furniture line from Gavina SpA, further embedding his impact on modern design history.

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