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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.
The Djinn chair by Olivier Mourgue has an unusual and futuristic design. Seen in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, it stood out from the interiors. Olivier Mourgue is a French industrial designer who at a young age was able to create the Djinn chair while working for Airborne International. The name Djinn is derived…
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.
Comfort and modern style, the Eames Lounge Chair is the updated version of the old English club chair. Envisioned by Charles and Ray Eames (American designers) in 1956, the Eames lounge chair and ottoman have become one of the classic favorites. Not only visible in homes and offices, but also in countless movies. The Eames…
One of the several designer pieces in The Bridge is the brown leather Egg chair. One that has been well-known all over the world. Arne Jacobsen designed the Egg chair in 1958 and was manufactured by Fritz Hansen, initially for the SAS Royal Hotel. The chair looks massive but with the curves and slender base,…
Sigurd Ressell is a Norwegian designer well-known for creating armchairs in steel and leather. The Falcon chair, being one of them, is the most notable. The Falcon chair by Sigurd Ressell was designed in the 1970s and then produced by Vatne Mobler. The cushioned leather seat and back are formed and supported by a steel…
The Elda chair was designed by Cesare Joe Colombo in 1965 and was said to be named after his wife, Elda. He took inspiration from visiting a shipyard making fiberglass hulls for boats. The Elda chair has a body formed from fiberglass and the seat and backrest from cushioned leather. The cushions are made to…
Jonathan Adler created a series of furniture as a tribute to the movie Goldfinger. The Goldfinger Velvet Armchair is simple yet luxurious. The arms are made of brass with metal legs. The stellar color blue for the upholstered tufted back and seat. Another beautiful accent for your living room is the Jonathan Adler chair.
Antonio Citterio’s collaboration with Vitra resulted in the Grand Repos Chair. The high back, swivel seat, reclining, and locking mechanism, plus the comfort it brings to the user. Suitable for your living or study area, the Grand Repos Chair can envelop you with its cushion, head pillow, and amazing lumbar support.
Le Corbusier, Jeanneret, and Perriand once more created an iconic chair in 1928, the LC4 Chaise Longue. Made of cushioned leather and steel that is adjustable to a reclined position. This gives off a relaxed state of mind. Dimensions: H 70-81cm L 160cm D 56cm Material: Steel in chrome or matte black Leather or hide…
The Barcelona Chair is from the brilliant minds of Mies van der Rohe and Lily Reich. They wanted to create something that would be part of history, long-lasting and grand. Seen in Tron: Legacy, Batman VS. Superman, American Psycho, to name a few. Having Barcelona chairs in any interior could add class and stature, given…
Categorically named after the Navy, the Navy chair was meant to be used in submarines. The clean lines of the chair fit perfectly. When you see the Navy chair in movies like The Dark Knight or I, Robot, it is always in an interrogation room. Embodies the essence of the Navy chair.
The Artistic Vision of Isamu Noguchi Isamu Noguchi was an American-Japanese sculptor, artist, and designer whose unique designs captivate and inspire. With a combination of sculpture and innovation, his work transcends mere functionality and elevates it to a work of art that demands to be understood and appreciated. The Iconic Noguchi Table: A Timeless Masterpiece…
The elegant, sleek lines of the Cherner Chair are a testament to Cherner’s commitment to functional design, and its one-piece bent plywood armrest and seat are supported by a two-piece lamination of beech wood. This iconic piece of furniture can be seen in popular productions such as Toy Story 2 and Gossip Girl showcasing its…
Ovalia Egg Chair As seen in Men in Black II When James Darell Edward III / Agent J (Will Smith in Men In Black II) entered the white stark room, he was greeted with big egg-shaped chairs. Those retro egg chairs were designed by Henrik Thor-Larsen and are called the Ovalia chair. Designed in 1968,…
The Iconic Ox Chair: A Masculine and Functional Design The Ox Chair, designed by Danish designer Hans Wegner in 1960, is a masculine and functional piece of furniture that has become an icon of mid-century modern design. The chair’s unique headrest and sleek lines make it a popular choice for those who value both form…