- Designed By - Nanna Ditzel
- When - 1995
- Made From - Wood
and upholstery
- Manufactured By - Kitani
Co.
- More Info - The
back and armrest of this chair is just one U-shaped piece of bent wood. It is a
very simple and versatile chair which makes it useable in a large range of
places.
- Designed By - Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- When -
1902
- Made From - Ashwood
frame stained black and velvet seat upholstery
- Manufactured By - Cassina
- More Info - This
chair is named after the Hill House in Scotland, and was exclusively designed
for the 'White Bedroom'. It was designed to be decorative and is certainly a
very aesthetically pleasing design. It is geometric and minimalist and looks
quite modern for when it was designed. The high back supports the body and it
is actually very stable. It is 141cm tall. The chair is available upholstered
in many colours of fabric and more recently, leather.
- Designed By - Lloyd Schwan
- When - 1995
- Made From - Lacquered
fibreglass, steel and beech
- Manufactured By - Cappellini
- More Info -
This chair has is very elegant and is
really more of a sculpture than a chair. It does have arms on it which can be used to put small
objects on. It had a sturdy metal base and the chair is available in 7 colours.
It was designed for Cappellini.
- Designed By - Tom Dixon
- When - 1989
- Made From - Steel
and gold leaf
- Manufactured By - Unknown
- More Info - As
with many of Dixon’s designs, this chair is more of a sculpture than a chair,
it is not very comfortable. There is also a plain steel version.
