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Pipe Chair by Sebastian Herkner for Moroso Thick instead of fine! A very smart choice and a real refreshment as opposed to the trend of slender shapes. This chair bears for good reason the name “Pipe Chair. It sounds like a steam engine. And yet the designer has managed to remain light and unobtrusive with…
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THE PLATNER COFFEE TABLE As seen in The Truman Show, the Platner Side Table is laid at the center of the area that creates a focal point. It emphasizes the beautiful design further. Once the light touches the table, it creates a play with shadows from the wire-like strands. Warner Platner, an American designer created…
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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.
We can source vintage originals of this chair through our Film and Furniture interior design service. Please contact us.
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Gerrit Rietveld is a distinguished Dutch architect and furniture designer, making use of straight lines, and geometric shapes with primary colors, a major proponent of the Dutch de Stijl movement. The Rietveld chair is made of wood painted in red and blue with yellow edges. Primary colors that bring attention to the chair. On your…
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Modern, sculptural, organic, and original equals Pierre Paulin’s designs. The Ribbon Chair as seen in Space:1999 and Star Trek is a work of art that embodies them all. Others say the design is futuristic, but for some it actually looks like a ribbon. A chair that is made of tubular steel, wood, and upholstered fabric,…
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The Italian designer Giotto Stoppino created the vintage glass tables with chromebasese and legs in 1970. The round dining table with a smoked glass top has been a classic, especially during the 70s and 80s, seen in most homes.
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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.
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Made more recognizable by the film You Only Live Twice, the Sixty-Two Blofeld chair is masculine. The backrest in an inverted trapezoidal shape, with thick armrests, and tufted upholstery create a dominant feel. Sit on one and you will know.
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The star-studded cast, the accents, the locations, and that beautiful outdoor grill, all are present in the Guy Ritchie movie, The Gentlemen. The particular outdoor grill owned by Raymond Smith (Charlie Hunnam) is actually the “Wild Table” by Cashmere Caveman Co. For someone who is obsessive with outdoor grills, the “Wild Table” would be a…
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Eames Soft Pad Chair, an evolution of the office chair. Starting from outdoor use, it slowly evolved into one of the finest made executive chairs. As always, combining function with comfort and ease of use. Another masterwork from Charles and Ray Eames. Made of an aluminum base and side ribs that are lightweight, with leather…
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The name says it all. If you’re looking for furniture to match your Star Wars collection, then your search is over. The Star Wars Imperial Tie Fighter Lounge Chair by the Filipino designer, Kenneth Cobonpue, has arrived. The Star Wars Tie Fighter Chair is made of aluminum and hand-woven polyethylene. Kenneth Cobonpue translated the Tie…
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To be chosen as the designer of the Star Wars furniture collection was an honor for Kenneth Cobonpue. His designs that mainly use natural fibers made him well-known that even movie stars have owned them. The Imperial Tie Fighter Wings end table is made of aluminum and fiberglass-reinforced polymer with choices of black or white….
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Steen Ostergaard designed the A-line 291 armchair for Cado. As seen in The Spy Who Loved Me, it’s futuristic and organic at the same time. The back view looks like a laughing open-mouthed face. Made of injection moulded fiberglass reinforced Polyamide with cushioned seating.
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Watching the series House, one would wonder why he is so fond of sitting behind his desk reading or just playing with a ball. His chair must be comfortable. Comfort and technology, that is Aeron chair. Designed by Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick, the chair makes use of environmentally friendly materials with the latest technology….
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By Karen L. Maness, Richard M. Isackes Regan Arts Karen Maness and Richard Isackes collaborated with Art Directors Guild to present the story behind painted backdrops in Hollywood. Look into the wonder of painted backdrops in movies like the Wizard of Oz and Sound of Music brought to life in cinemas.
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The Hunger Games train chairs were carefully selected to blend with the whole interior of the Capitol train. Soft cobalt blue velvet upholstery with a wood frame plus, it swivels! Have the ride of your life inside the Capitol train sitting in the comforts of the Hunger Games Capitol chair. The originall chairs are not…