Howe - David Rowland - Chair (4) - 40/4 - Steel, Wood, Plastic
The 40/4 Chair, designed by David Rowland and manufactured by Howe, is a pioneering design in stackable seating. Introduced in the early 1960s, it was groundbreaking for its ability to stack forty chairs in a height of only four feet, earning its name. The chair combines materials such as steel frames, wooden seats or backs, and plastic components for durability and ease of maintenance. Its minimalist, functional design suited diverse environments including offices, auditoriums, and schools. The 40/4 chair remains a landmark in industrial design, exemplifying innovation in combining form, function, and space efficiency.
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