Tulip Chair by Marcel Wanders

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Tulip Chair by Marcel Wanders

And then there is a Tulip Chair by Marcel Wanders

Babel Chair by Marcel Wanders for xO

To me Dutch designer Marcel Wanders seems to reinterpret a Thonet icon in Acryl with this Babel Chair for xO.

Via Design Boom.

Mobilis Lounge Chair by Marcel Wanders

Mobilis lounge chair by Marcel WandersMobilis lounge chair by Marcel Wanders

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Marcel Wanders

Mobilis lounge chair

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The Netherlands, 1986

enameled fiberglass, upholstery, enameled steel, rubber, plastic

26 w x 48 d x 36.5 h inches

The Mobilis lounge chair is one of Wander’s earliest designs to be put into production. This form flips into two positions, converting from an upright chair to a recliner.

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Estimate: $5,000–7,000

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Chair Hire – Exhibit Hire UK

Exhibit Hire in the UK is a company specializing in furniture for exhibitions. They have various interesting chairs on stock among which lightened chairs for presentations and exhibitions, like this Chubby model.

Update:
As per the first comment the lightened chairs are from Italian manufacturer Slide Design and there I learned what I thought already: These are Marcel Wander’s Chubby Chairs.

Last edited by gje on February 8, 2010 at 10:28 PM

Manuf®actured: The conspicuous transformation of everyday objects | Artists | Marcel Wanders

Dutch designer Marcel Wanders finds inspiration in traditional Dutch craft materials and techniques as well as in the larger world of everyday objects. In the projects chosen for Manuf®ractured, he explores the expressive possibilities of the nautical knot (primarily a functional element) and the handmade doily (more typically thought of as kitsch ornament). His Knotted Chair, addresses the essential properties of rope “flexibility, malleability and strength” embracing and ignoring them at the same time. His Crochet Cube wryly merges homey, handcrafted doilies with spare, minimalist form. Both represent classic studies in contrasts: softness versus rigidity; minimal form versus maximal pattern; handcrafted appearance versus machine aesthetic; and open web versus closed volume.

Via Manuf®actured: The conspicuous transformation of everyday objects | Artists | Marcel Wanders