Famous chairs

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A mix of the those used in the classic movies and those inspired by the look. These are my 10 of the best James Bond villain chairs.

Sold: 'LC4' Chaise Longue by Le Corbusier for Cassina, Italy 1980 | #162017

Sold: Mies van der Rohe 'Barcelona' chair for Knoll, 1970s | #146393

Daniel Mitsui is an independent artist creating amazing designs for great products such as t-shirts, stickers, posters, and phone cases.

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Sold: Eileen Gray Bibendum Lounge Chair for ClassiCon | #170098

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Sold: Ball lounge chair by Eero Aarnio for Adelta, 1990s | #161254

Gerrit RietveldSteltman Chair (Right)designed 1963, executed circa 1965-1970executed by Gerard van de Groenekan, The Nethe

philippe starck's 'masters' chair for kartell draws its form by layering the shapes of classic chairs by three design masters.

The 20th century was the golden age of “modern chair.” In this period, technological innovation and rising flexibility of the masses drove the best of designers to take up the task of re-inventing a simple piece of furniture. This task is still going on, with amazing chair designs pouring into the furniture market.

Corrugated cardboard paper S chair. Paper Furniture .Nice design .

Here is a list of the 20 most iconic chair designs in furniture history.

Arne Jacobsen (Danish, 1902-1971), egg chair, designed 1958, manufactured by Fritz Hansen, orange fabric upholstery, retains decal label 'Republic of Fritz Hansen 2006', height 107 cm. Provenance: Republic of Fritz Hansen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2006, Corporate culture Australia, 2006, cf. For comparison Thau, Carsten and Vindum, Kjeld, Arne Jacobsen, Arkitekton, Copenhagen, 2008, p. 471-47

For your friends with an appreciation for details, a love for raw materials, and an admiration for clean lines, check out this architecture lovers gift guide. Here are a few ideas that focus on reinventing everyday items and honoring the built environment.1. The king of multitasking, this wood whale by Eric Pfeiffer keeps pencils, phone & sketchbooks in one organized location. Via The Utility Collective at Zinc Details.2. A stainless steal London cityscape for the iPhone, by Richard Coward.