thebohmerian: Moon Viewing Chair: 1999 by American furniture designer and craftsman Clifton Monteith
Category: wing chair or wingback chair
The Whisper Wingback Chair by Phil Cater
Phil Cater, a young British designer, has created the cantilever Whisper Wingback Chair
via CONTEMPORIST.
Update:
As per the discussions in the comments (thanks Phil for teaching us) I add a photo of the Bute Tweed fabric.
Last edited by gje on May 5, 2011 at 2:17 PM
Rietveld Zig Zag Variation 13 – Wing Chair by Garry Knox Bennett
Rietveld Zig Zag Variation 13 – Wing Chair by Garry Knox Bennett
Wing Sound Chair by Grant and Mary Featherston
From my back burner: Wing Sound Chair by Grant and Mary Featherston, one of the first multi media chairs.
Modern Times: The untold story of modernism in Australia was an exhibition at the powerhouse museum in Sydney. It featured the Talking Chair, or Wing Sound Chair, designed by Grant and Mary Featherston during the mid 60’s. The chair was an icon of its time and consisted of built in speakers within its head rest. the shell was cast from an aluminium mould and made from polystyrene, fibreglass, foam, hardwood and covered in wool and vinyl. it was first manufactured and released by Aristoc industries in 1967 throughout australia, north america and asia
The Wing Sound Chair in the Australian Pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal.
Currently Modern Times is on exhibition in the State Library of Queensland from August to November 2009.
Via DesignBoom
William and Mary style Wing Settee – Late 17th century
William and Mary style Wing Settee – Late 17th century
Estimate £10,000 – £15,000 ($15,200 – $22,800)
Sale 5969 a west country tradition: avon antiquesbradford-upon-avon, wiltshire 21 May 2009
London, South Kensington
At Christie’s
Added: Price Realized £23,750 ($37,501)
Last edited by gje on November 26, 2009 at 8:33 PM