Looking at this pair of whimsical chairs, one would never imagine that they would have been chosen for the garden of an 18th century French chateau – but they were and it works!!! ( The owner, by the way, is looking for a designer for the interior of the chateau, someone with a sophisticated knowledge of the past and a flair for contemporary design.)
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| This garden armchair designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell is made of polyethylene. Its line is reminiscant of the traditional club armchair. | Pastil chair designed by by Eero Aarnio in 1967. The New York Times wrote about the Pastil Chair at this time: "the most comfortable forms to hold up the human body" | Ikea Vano rattan easy chair. ( available in two colors: green and red at a bargain price.) |
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| Serie 7 designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971). | Gruppo G14 armchair: it reminds me Xmas ribbon candy. | Him designed by Fabio Novembre. The “Her” chair exists too and is probably more confortable. |
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| Enzo Mari Plastic chair. | Low Lita chair ( for kids) | Selene designed by Vico Magistretti |
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| Designed by Verner Panton (1926-1998) | Paolo Lenti, Milano. Perfect for a nap in the garden | Trinita, designed by Nanna Ditzel |
Lawnge chairs at Valkenberg Park in Breda, Netherlands
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1 comments:
Hey Charles, what a nice blog you created!
Specially loved the antiques door post.
Good job!
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