- Designed By - Philippe Starck
- When - 1982
- Made From - Painted
tubular steel, moulded plywood, polyurethane foam and leather
- Manufactured By - Driade
- More Info - This
three-legged chair was originally designed for the Café Costes in Paris. It was
supposedly designed with three legs so that the waiters would have less legs to
trip over!. The shell is available in mahogany or black mahogany and the
leather in black, brown, cream, red and white.
- Designed By - Philippe Starck
- When - 1994
- Made From - Polypropylene
and aluminium
- Manufactured By - Driade
- More Info - The
shape of this chair resembles a Lloyd Loom basket chair. It is light, portable,
stackable and can be used both indoors and out. It is available in white,
orange, grey, blue, ivory, red, yellow, purple and black and you can also buy a
white slip cover for it. There is also a matching table, the Lord Yi table.
- Designed By - Rodolfo Bonetto
- When -
1970
- Made From - Fibreglass
- Manufactured By - Driade
- More Info -
This simple monobloc armchair was designed by Bonetto for Italian company Driade. It is moulded in
one continuous piece from fibreglass. It
is only suitable for
indoor use and is available in this amaranth colour as well as black and white.
- Designed By - Philppe Starck
- When - 1999
- Made From - Polypropylene
- Manufactured By - Driade
- More Info - This
is a simple stacking armchair and can stack up to 14 high. This chair is
suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and comes in a variety of colours.
Cotton covers and seat cushions for the chair are available as well. There is
also a matching table: the Toy Table.
- Designed By - Ron Arad
- When -
1993
- Made From -
Stainless steel and wicker
- Manufactured By - Driade
- More Info -
This chair’s thin steel tubes and slender seat look like one continuous curvy form. It’s lack of
traditional sturdy arms and legs gives it a light, minimal and contemporary
look. This chair is stackable up
to 4 chairs.
