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Eileen Gray designed in 1927 this comfortable chair in
dark green or red lacquered wood (in the Japanese Wajima technique), chromium
plated joints and leather finspired by deck chairs used on transatlantic
steamers. The back rest is adjustable for extra comfort.
It is, as so many design from the Modern Movement not really apt for economic mass production, the lacquered wood and the cushions, similar to the upholstery of Mies' Lounge Chair, are only realizable by artisan production techniques. | |
| pages on Eileen Gray
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| want to know more about design for sea travel? look at this link:
http://www.history.rochester.edu/steam/thurston/fulton/chapter8.html |
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| about the modular grid the meaning of colors in Rietvelds chair |
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