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Wire Chair

'The Retro Europe Wire Chair'

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The Harry Bertoia Wire Side Chair is a stylish and comfortable chair for any home or commercial environment, complimenting all retro designer furniture and is a fashionable modern classic piece.The Wire Chair by Harry Bertoia is made from super quality chrome surprisingly strong, elegant and contemporary.

Harry Bertoia said of his famous wire chairs, "If you look at these chairs, they are mainly made of air, like sculpture. Space passes right through them."

In the 1950s Harry Bertoia was a member of the famed Cranbrook Academy of Art.Bertoia created his most famous retro furniture here with five different wire chairs. These magnificent pieces have been used in hospitality, commercial and residential locations. The Harry Bertoia Wire Chair is a product of this institute's exchange of mutual ideas amongst some of the most famous designers in the world such as Charles Eames, Eero Saarinen, Florence Knoll and Ray Kaiser.

Chrome plated rods finished with a black cushion.

Available with a Black Cushion.

Wire Chair Dimensions : 56x57x79cmcm

Bertoia was at Cranbrook during the period when Charles Eames was head of the Department of Experimental Design. The wire chairs of Bertoia appeared a year after the wire chair of Charles Eames. Although they are different in form, the basic concept is similar and both make use of the same wire material.
Don't ask; just do it. He was on a self-expressive trend that was defined by Nature Herself. What Nature did not do, Harry did, as a human extension of Nature. The human trend of this man (or let's say Super man) was to bring together every way possible in metals, all aspects of human existence. Starting with simple energy-drawings of the 1940s, a mental vision made possible for others to see what Harry saw in his dreams. Now-a-days, one could imagine making videos directly from dreams, a technology that does not yet exist.

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