World Classic Chairs -Famous Classic Chair Designs - They have Changed the global trend-part 2

2025-04-25

World Classic Chairs -35 Classic Chair Designs - They have Changed the global trend！-PART 2

11 钻石椅/Diamond Chair

Design time: 1952 year

Designer：哈里·贝尔托亚/Harry Bertoia

The diamond chair created by the sculptor Harry Bertoia, it is the famous "Diamond Chair". Not only does it resemble a diamond in shape, but it also, like a diamond, has achieved the feat of being "passed down through the ages". It has been a bestseller and remains popular for half a century.

For many collectors who love it, the "diamond chair" is not merely a chair but also a decorative item in the home. It is welded with metal mesh and has a very strong sculptural feel. The hollowed-out design makes it blend perfectly with the space like air. It's just like a work of art.

12 蚂蚁椅/The Ant Chair

Design time: 1952

Designer: 安·雅克布森Arne Jacobsen

The Ant Chair is one of the classics of modern furniture design, designed by the Danish design master Arne Jacobsen. The chair was named "Ant Chair" because its head resembles an ant's head. With a simple design, it offers an extremely comfortable sitting experience. It is one of the most successful furniture designs in Denmark and is praised by the world as "the perfect wife of the furniture industry"!

The Ant Chair is a classic work of formed plywood furniture. Compared with the LWC dining chair of IMS, it is more simple and has a more interesting shape. The simple line division combined with the overall bending of the laminate gives a brand-new interpretation to the shape of the seat. The seat is no longer merely a functional demand; more importantly, it has taken on the breath of life and that fairy-like demeanor.

13 伊姆斯躺椅//Eames lounge chair

Design time: 1956

Designer:伊姆斯/Eames lounge chair

/Eames lounge chair curved wood lounge Chair is a permanent collection of the MOMA, the most important museum of modern art in the United States. It is regarded as one of the most influential artworks of the 20th century and a perfect combination of modern industrial technology and traditional craftsmanship.