These Ribbon chairs No. CL9 by Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi were sold at Sotheby’s for $ 9,000.
Laundry Chair (4): Laundry/Chair by Steve Curtis
The fourth interpretation of a Laundry Chair is a photo of the naked marine who waits in a chair whilst his laundry is drying. Photo © Steve Curtis, 1968.
Via Photographers Gallery.
Laundry Chair (3): French Laundry Home Chair
The French Laundry Home Chair is another view at the term Laundry Chair.
Actually French Laundry Home is a textile label that is really taking off since 2007. It works together with craftsmen and you can choose a chair or sofa from your liking and let it cover up country style. All textile is produced in the USA. Via Remodelista.
It even has a parallel presence in the imaginary world of Second Life (is it still alive by the way?). Via The I.
Trick, by Sakura Adachi
I chuckled when I saw the Trick set by Sakura Adachi. Imagine when guests arrive and invited to your office. “Have a seat.” you said, as you watch see confusion rises on their face. You then pull out a chair and everyone burst into laughters.
“Trick” is a bookcase which transforms into a console table with two chairs.
When both sides of the bookcase are moved from the original positions, they function as chairs. What remains in the centre works as a table. The console can be used for dining as well as for writing, reading and working on your computer.
It is multi-purpose furniture which offers a space saving solution and fulfills your everyday activities in small environment.
via sakurah.net
Laundry Chair (2) By Guillem Ferran
Another Laundry Chair interpretation: Laundry Chair by Spanish designer Guillem Ferran. Here the Laundry chair is used to dry your laundry rather than to store your laundry.
Via Designboom