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Nelson Swag
Leg Chair
George Nelson began with the legs when
designing his Swag Leg Group (1958).
He insisted that they be made of metal
and machine formed, and discovered his
solution in swaging, a method of using
pressure to taper and curve a metal tube. Perfect for the modern office. |
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Duna
Dining chair with
light gray enameled aluminum structure.
The shells of the seat/arm and of the
back are in rigid polyurethane with padding
in polyurethane foam.
The upholstery comes in fabric, soft or saddle leather. |
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The Shaman collection
The Shaman collection is both modern
and timeless. It has a graceful design
that feels as comfortable as it looks.
Shaman provides total well-being...more |
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Flute
Collection
Fashioned after the French neoclassic
period, this chair has isolated the fluting
that often decorated the legs of Louis
XVI armchairs. This detail is magnified
and applied to the entire surface. |
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Bard Leather Chair
Comfortable contemporary design and
ultimate style become one in this great
Bard chair. Plush cushions and subtle
armrests make this piece unique. Try
not to fall asleep while watching television
or reading your favorite book in this
chair! |
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Dauphin City
Club
City Club is an updated version of
the classic tub chair. Polished aluminum
feet and crisp lines distinguish it from
the rest.
Comfortable and stylish, City Club is
an excellent choice for reception and
waiting areas or as a visitors chair. |
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The Shell
The Shell Chair was designed by Hans
Wegner in 1963 and is in many permanent
museum collections around the world.
It is available in Maple, Oak, and Walnut
or in a lacquered finish. |
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Elenoire
Cattelan Italia designs and produces
home furnishings: chairs, tables, coffee
tables, beds, complementary funiture
such as shelves and bookcases.
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Conco by Artifort
Could a chair be as streamlined as
the body of an aeroplane? A body that
looks rounded, similar to a boulder being
eroded for a long time in the sea before
it reaches its ultimate shape.
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The Elegant Peel
Mirror, mirror on the wall...who makes
the most a peeling chair of all? It must
be Stokke out of Norway with it's "Peel" chair
and ottoman, designed by Olav Eldoy.
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