spitfire egg pod chair
Design Eero Aarnio,
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Aluminum, , flannelett, the PU leather, genuine leather
Our special edition Spitfire Pod chair. We have updated the design to feature a hand crafted aluminium rivited back, to replicate the classic World War 2 Spitfire look. We have used a faux vintage leather thoughout the interior giving the chair a retro look. A truly unique chair which would look superb in any contemporary living space.
750 w | 790 d | 1350 h

eero aarnio represents the finnish design top.aarnio is a finnish interior designer,huonekalusuunnittelija and professor h.c.him as one of the most significant modern huonekalumuotoilun edellakavijoista. many people know him, especially his planned chairs,such as the famous pallotuolista dates back to 1962.in addition,also aarnio designs chairs,lamps,tables,children's toys and textiles. he has also planned the copacabana,guitar - known as a guitar in 2006.aarnio has used the designs of different materials such as plastic,foam and fiberglass.aarnio studied in the 1950s,taideteollisessa institution and set up its own industrial design and sisutussuunnitteluun specialised office in 1962.he came to be known as the open mesh fabrics they make futurististisista chairs in the 1960s.the most famous of these chairs are certainly pallotuoli,which attracted attention internationally.pallotuolia is the 21st century, an updated in such a way that the chair can also sisäänrakennetulla stereojärjestelmalla with.other aarnion planned design chairs are,for example,a mint,bubble,formula and tomato.these pophenkiset chairs are achieved ikonisen station design in the world.aarnio is rewarded if, over the decades, many prizes,such as finland prize in 2005,kaj franck - muotoilupalkinnolla in 2008,and the red dot design award in 2010.his work is displayed in many exhibitions and museums around the world,such as the museum of modern artissa at the moma in new york,or centre georges pompidussa in paris.
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