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Hans Wegner designed the coffee table in 1954 and was produced by Carl Hansen & Son. Made of solid wood the tabletop stands on three legs. This classic yet modern design of the Wegner coffee table, as seen in The Bridge, screams Danish in design.
Poul Volther, a Danish designer, created the Corona Chair in the 1950s with Erik Jorgensen. The use of separate elongated cushions has been adapted from his earlier design, the Pyramid Chair. Corona chairs have chrome-plated steel frames with the elliptical cushions attached separately.
If you’ve seen 2001: A Space Odyssey, then you have spotted the amorphous chairs and stools in red. Olivier Mourgue, an industrial designer, created the Djinn chair/stool in 1965. Purchase the ottoman with the Djinn chair and maybe they can bring you to outer space.
The Wassily Lounge Chair could be skeletal frame version of lounge chairs. Following the concept of using less materials, the chair is made of tubular steel with leather. As seen in X-Men: First Class, there are various colors for the leather. Replica available at amazon (follow the link)
It would be such a delight if one could collect all types of the Eames Plastic Side Chairs. Your home could be a museum! As seen in The Midnight Sky, the Eames DSW chair in a blue green shade blends well with the interior.
Luca Scacchetti created the Wing Executive Chair in 2002. As seen in Jessica’s office in Suits, the Wing desk chair exudes sophistication. Fit for a boss, one may choose the type of leather to cover the CFC-free polyurethane foam that stands on a 5-star base.
The sofa of all sofas, the LC3 sofa by Le Corbusier is the epitome of grandeur. As seen in The Big Lebowski, the LC3 sofa is rightfully paired with two LC2/LC3 armchairs. The chrome frame is in perfect contrast to the black leather upholstery. Both the vintage LC3 and LC2 chairs may be available as…
President Lounge Chair 265 by Steen Ostergaard As seen in: Star TrekStar Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Designer: Steen Ostergaard
The President Lounge Chair 265 was designed by the original king of space age design – the Danish furniture designer Steen Ostergaard – in 1968 as part of the A-Line collection for CADO and was originally produced in six colours: red, white, blue, green, brown and beige (and the upholstery in many more colours).
The chair can be used indoors as well as outdoors and has featured in several movies such as Star Trek.
Star Trek isn’t the President Lounge Chair’s only space connection – it was also used in the rocket base in Houston Texas where it was specially moulded to the floor, so that they wouldn’t move when rockets were being launched!
At the time of its original production is was cast in the biggest injection mold in the world.
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As seen in 2001- A Space Odyssey, the round Tulip table is the right choice. As part of a group of furniture standing on a pedestal, the round Tulip table is stylish. Your choice of tabletop and base finish are available with the same superior quality.
The influence of Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums has no boundaries. Featuring the bar stool with the Tenenbaums’ wallpaper print for the upholstery. The zebra bar stools are great for accentuating your beverage or breakfast bar. A cushioned stool with steel base and legs.
As seen in House of Gucci, the Eames Rocking Chair has been replicated but remained unmatched. The shell is made of molded fiberglass (originally) atop a steel frame and wooden feet. Knowing that the chair is by Eames, you’re sure to be satisfied.
Mies van der Rohe’s philosophy in design was definitely applied to the Tugendhat Table. Using only two materials, glass and chrome metal, “less is more” it is. Sometimes called the Barcelona table, the clean and modern design is seen in Justice League. 234) Hicks’ Hexagon officially licensed luxury runner, designed by David Hicks, as seen…
Warren Platner designed the Platner chair for Knoll in 1966. A frame made of numerous steel wires with elegant cushioning for the headrest and seat, as seen in Quantum of Solace. For home and office use, the Platner Armchair is great for entertaining.
Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand designed the LC6 table as seen in Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Made of a thick rectangular tempered glass atop an adjustable powder-coated steel base and legs. The grand design befits Batman’s commanding presence.
Mid-century, the fresh colors, proportion, and style all make the Florence Knoll 2 seater sofa a true classic. The Florence sofa as seen in the series Mad Men creates a mix of an old and new ambience to any room.