Chairs &Tradition

&tradition Stacking chair Natural wood Wood. Dimensions: W 50.3 x D 48.4 cm x H 76.1 cm - Seat: H 46.3 cm. Robin Day (1915 - 2010) is one of the most influential British designers of the 20th century. more→Working as a duo with his wife Lucienne Day in the 1950s, Robin Day overturned the traditional, bourgeois vision of furniture by focusing on functionality. Working in a post-war context, he designed furniture that was both economical and practical: innovative, compact and stackable, to fit into small spaces. In 1948, Robin Day won first place in the International Low-Cost Furniture Competition at New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). The competition aimed to explore the potential of affordable …

"&tradition Stackable armchair Black Wood. Dimensions: L 56 x D 50 cm x H 76 cm - Seat: 68 cm. A combination of traditional and current modernism for an exceptional seat, designed to overlook the seaf more→ront promenade in Denmark.Pavilion was created especially to furnish the Langelinie Pavilion, an historic post-war building. Rebuilt for the third time in 1958 by the architects couple, Eva and Niels Koppel, this pavilion located in the grounds of Kastellet castle, in Copenhagen, pays homage to modernism. With its slender and airy silhouette, the Pavilion stacking chair blends harmoniously into any interior. Its tubular steel base is fine and delicate. Combined with a seat and backrest in lacquered …