- Designed By - Poul Henningsen
- When - 1932
- Made From - Chrome-plated
metal and vinyl
- Manufactured By - Louis Poulsen
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Also known as the Slangestol this clever, minimal
design is one of the few chairs designed by Poul Henningsen, who is predominately a lighting designer. It has a very
attractive curvy form and a light look due to the one thin metal bar that holds
up the seat. It is available with a black, red or white seat and back.
- Designed By - Ron Arad
- When -
1999
- Made From -
Steel and polypropylene
- Manufactured By - Vitra
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chair is a simple minimal design but is in fact very elegant. It is stackable
up to five high as the back legs of one chair fit inside the hole in the back
of another. It is suitable for use both indoors and outdoors and can look good
on its own or in groups. It is slightly flexible which makes it comfortable.
The seat is available in white, red, blue, yellow grey and black.
- Designed By - Arne Jacobsen
- When - 1958
- Made From - Leather
and tubular steel
- Manufactured By - Fritz Hansen
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minimalist futuristic looking chair was designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in
Copenhagen and only 315 were made: 40 for the bar and one for each of the 275
rooms. It is available upholstered in a range of colours of leather and fabric.
- Designed By -
Ludwig Mies van eer Rohe
- When - 1927
- Made From - Polished
tubular steel frame, cow hide
- Manufactured By - Knoll
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chair was designed as part of Ludwig’s contribution to the Weissenhof exhibit in
Stuttgart, Germany. It is lovely minimal but curvy chair that can look both
smart and decorative. It comes in either black, light brown or beige cow hide.
It is also available upholstered in painted canning or padded leather.
