Iconic Chairs!

A good décor is space that will leave a lasting impression. How better to spice up your modern interiors than with some iconic chairs.

1. The Barcelona Chair –

Designer – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich

• Minimal design with plush finish
• Chrome metal legs , “x” shaped as supports
• Seat cushion is box shaped with no arm rest
• Cushions are for pure comfort and finished with leather panels buttoned together2. LC2 –

Designer – Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand

• A masterpiece that compliments all kinds of décor. A timeless marvel
• A simple compact seating carved from a cube, occupies minimal space
• Chrome metal framework, made to stand out distinctly.
• Leather cushions
• Designed as a single, double, triple seat as well as a ottoman.

      3. Panton Chair 

Designer – Verner Panton

• A design that was ahead of its time, a pioneer in experimenting with curved forms
• A breakthrough in its structural system as a single moulded polyurethane foam chair, first of its kind
• The form is derived from the human seating posture, therefore very comfortable and also an ergonomic design.
• Due its light weight, it is easily movable according to convenience

     4. The Womb Chair –

Designer – Eero Saarinen

• A chair that redefined comfort, designed on the request by Florence Knoll – “a chair that was like a basket full of pillows – something she could really curl up in”
• A design aimed and giving comfort and a sense of security
• The chair is made up of foam covered moulded fibre glass shell, the cushion provides for the comfort whereas the fibre glass mould gives it rigidity
• The leg supports are of chrome steel
• The open design of the shell gives space for user movement and the cushions give it a cosy feel

 

     5. Diamond Chair –

Designer – Harry Bertoia

• A sculptural masterpiece by Bertoia, designed out of a metal mesh like framework.
• The shape was reached at by experimenting the user needs
• The chair consists of the seat and base, both of which are made of welded steel rods
• The chair has a vinyl seating pad
• Suitable for outdoor use

    6. Tulip Chair –

Designer – Eero Saarinen

• The chair was designed in the process of redefining the legs of furniture and from this rose the idea of a pedestal
• It is made of a structural base, seating shell and cushion
• The structural base is made up of cast aluminium to weigh down the structural system, its flush finished with that of the seat shell
• Seat shell has a seating core and an adjoining stem that connects to the base, its moulded out of fibre glass
• The seating cushion is customisable
• It comes in a variant with arm rest

    7. La Chaise –

Designer – Charles & Ray Eames

• An icon in organic design, the La Chaise has a sculptural form
• It allows various sitting and reclining positions
• It is made in three parts, the base, stem and shell
• The base is made of oak wood and is cross shaped
• Stem is of tubular steel members that support the shell
• The shell is or an organic shape moulded out of polyurethane
• Suitable as a lounge chair

   8. The Egg Chair –

Designer – Arne Jacobson

• A famous lounge chair, frequently sighted in posh lounges
• Design inspired by the womb chair
• A cross aluminium base
• Shell made of synthetic with cured foam stuffing
• Shaped to provide a closed enclosure feel, comfortable padding along all sides
• Also available as a couch variant
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