The Historia Supellexalis: "W" for Wegneritis
...Chairs one as good as the next, each of which became New Normals, but which couldn't abate the Grcic Konstantin's creative itch...
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Muuto Dining Chairs
The young design brand Muuto has established itself over the years as one of the most popular representatives of modern Scandinavian design. In addition to lamps and home accessories in the typical Nordic style, the company sells a variety of different chair models that can be used both in the living area and in the project area as well as in co-working spaces, in restaurants or in other public facilities. Together with designers such as Thomas Bentzen, Iskos-Berlin or Mika Tolvanen, the Danish manufacturer develops timeless chairs with character that meet high design standards. Materials such as solid wood, flexible veneer and lightweight plastic make it possible to create innovative, organic-looking shapes in the design and manufacturing process. The result is Muuto chairs such as the Cover Chair, which speaks a modern design language yet is rooted in Scandinavian craftsmanship. Especially popular are classic Muuto kitchen chairs like the Loft Chair, which transports contemporary industrial design into the living space with its combination of steel, warm wood tones and pastel colours.
Cover Chair and Stacked shelving from Muuto
Visu Chair from Muuto
Fiber Armchair from Muuto
The Visu Chair from Muuto
Muuto Nerd Chair
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A Chair and You at the Grassi Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Leipzig
...A Chair and Thierry Barbier-Müller that over the next 30ish grew to some 650 Chairs and Thierry Barbier-Müller and which occasionally became A Thierry Barbier-Müller Chair and Musée cantonal de design et d'arts appliqués contemporains, Mudac, Lausanne, when the later borrowed works from the former's collection for their exhibitions; contact between Thierry Barbier-Müller and Mudac which very naturally led to the question of the possibility of an exhibition of Barbier-Müller's collection, whereby, as Chantal Prod'Hom, Mudac's former director, and a key protagonist in the development of A Chair and You explains, simply presenting the chairs in groups on pedestals wasn't really an option... Chairs, Wilson reflects, are lines, shapes and colours in space...
Monobloc by Hauke Wendler
With furniture, as with so much in life, it is rarely the showy, high profile, works, or individuals, that teach us most, but those works, and those individuals, who in their anonymity and modesty accompany us in invisible silence. Or rather the anonymous and...
Chairs: Dieckmann! The Forgotten Bauhäusler Erich Dieckmann at Neuwerk 11, Halle
..."1 With the exhibition Chairs: Dieckmann!... 2 And indeed unlike Junge Dieckmann was a member of the NSDAP; and as Aya Soika convincingly discusses in the Chairs: Dieckmann!...
Bentwood and Beyond. Thonet and Modern Furniture Design @ the MAK – Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna
...For our part we were particularly perturbed by the claim in the section on Plastic Chairs that the high sales figures for Gerd Lange's early 1970s Flex 2000 indicate that "Thonet had its finger on the pulse of the plastic age" If there's one thing the Thonet (hi)story teaches us it is that "plastic age" (largely) passed them by, that having established the company on two material/technological innovations they missed a third, lest we forget, which we can't because they are two examples in the exhibition, in the 1950s & 60s Thonet cooperated with Verner Panton on wooden chairs, you do the math... A state of affairs Bentwood and Beyond with its inter-twinned specific and general discussions on 200 years of modern furniture design very convincingly, satisfyingly, underscores and reinforces; despite moments such as Plastic Chairs or Super Normal Bentwood and Beyond isn't a hagiographic celebration of Thonet, but a series of reflections on Thonet in context of wider realities, a series of reflections on the (hi)story of furniture design and the path to our contemporary furniture understandings through the conduit of Thonet, and for all an exhibition which tends to underscore and reinforce the truism that continually evolving social, cultural, economic, technical, et al realities not only carries design forth but defines, and continually redefines, our relationships to our objects of daily use, demanding the new, discarding the obsolete, the foolish, the faddish while preserving, nurturing, certain universal archetypes as it rolls onwards...
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