Harry Bertoia’s Diamond Chair was an instant hit upon its release in 1952. Although nominally an armchair, this striking wire-framed piece makes the perfect accent chair for any home or office.
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This remarkable club chair features a classic tubular steel frame and leather seat, back and arm straps. Lovers of Bauhaus style are sure to appreciate it.
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This hugely inviting club chair by Le Corbusier (1887-1965) is constructed around a tubular steel frame with expanded foam and polyester fiber cushion filling and removable upholstery in your choice of leather or fabric.
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The CO07 Chaise is both elegant and completely modern. Designed by Le Corbusier, it features his signature tubular steel frame, headrest and luxurious leather upholstery.
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The EA17 Chair was originally designed by Ray and Charles Eames after years at attempting to mold plywood.
The wood is available in walnut or rosewood and the leather seats and back come in different hues as well. Many of our staff remember their parents having this chair when they were growing up – it does scream 1960. Imagine that it is just as popular almost 60 years later. Now that is called a hit for sure.
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This multifunctional, adjustable height table can be used as an occasional table, a bedside table, or a work table that slips comfortably over your lap. The E1027 is made of chrome-plated tubular steel with a glass top.
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Created in 1930 yet still in step with modern design, the M145 is an attractive piece by one of the most accomplished furniture designers of the twentieth century. See also the M155, with tubular steel frame.
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This 1904 design features an exceptionally high back in black lacquered ash and a padded seat in leather or fabric upholstery. In groups of four or six it makes a truly striking dinner chair, but it also stands alone as an accent chair.
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There has always been a fascination with the image of the kinetic energy transferred invisibly across the five shiny balls when the impact of the first ball moves the last ball in the row while all the others remain still. Using Newton, one can stop this moment in the space and see light emanating from the transparent and chrome balls inside the space.