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Vitra Furniture
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Jasper Morrison, 2004
Three small friends, robustly built, stable, individual in character and lovable in appearance, that's the Cork Family. Whether as side-tables or as stools, the three different brothers benefit from the advantageous properties of the natural material: cork. It is comparatively light, enormously tough and has a pleasant soft feel.
Price:$ 405.00 / Each |  |
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Isamu Noguchi, 1957
Noguchi's "Prismatic Table" is based on purely geometric forms. This novel three-legged side table with its hexagonal tabletop is made of folded sheet aluminium and was inspirerd by traditional Japanese paper folding techniques. Collection Vitra Design Museum.
Price:$ 630.00 / Each | |
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Isamu Noguchi, 1954
The Rocking Stools are fun to sit on, combining playful and ergonomic aspects. Their cambered bases allow the stools to rock gently in all directions - protected by a contoured edge and a plastic support. Vitra Design Museum Collection.
Price:$ 970.00 / Each | |
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Sori Yanagi, 1954
In a totally unique way The Butterfly Stool blends Eastern shapes with the technique developed by Charles and Ray Eames of shaping plywood. The gently curved silhouette is reminiscent of the wings of a butterfly. The Butterfly Stool comes in two sizes designed by Sori Yanagi, and there is also a matching cushion. Collection Vitra Design Museum.
Price:$ 645.00 / Each | |
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Verner Panton, 1999
Because of technical progress in plastics processing, Panton Chair has been through a number of production phases since its original launch. The last version of the chair authorized by Verner Panton was produced in collaboration with the designer at the end of the 1990s. This model realized one of Panton’s fundamental objectives for the first time: a plastic chair as an affordable industrial product.
Price:$ 260.00 / Each | |
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other, 1910
Charles and Ray Eames augmented the interior “collage” of the Eames House with numerous objects brought back from their extensive travels. The figure of a black wooden bird — evidently one of their most prized objects of American folk art — has stood in the centre of their living room for over fifty years. Also seen as an accessory in many of the Eameses’ photographs.
Price:$ 210.00 / Each | |
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Charles & Ray Eames, 1945
Almost no other animal enjoys such popularity as the elephant. Admired for its majestic size and loved for its proverbial good-humour, it is part of our everyday experience as a child's cuddly toy, a storybook character and a majestic creature. Charles and Ray Eames also succumbed to their charms and in 1945 designed a toy elephant made of plywood. However, it never made it into mass production. The Eames elephant is now available for the first time in a plastic version for those it was originally intended for: children.
Whether used as a toy (also outdoors) or a decorative item in a children's room - this friendly-looking animal with its distinctive, over-sized ears is bound to bring cheer and enjoyment to many a child's and parent's heart.
Price:$ 290.00 / Each | |
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Frank Gehry, 1972
With the furniture series Easy Edges, Frank Gehry gave a new and surprising aesthetic dimension to cardboard, an everyday material. Although they look amazingly simple, the pieces in Easy Edges pieces owe their robustness and structural stability to the architectural quality of the designs. The Wiggle Stool is vaguely reminiscent of traditional African stools and — like such predecessors — makes an attractive accent in any interior.
Price:$ 525.00 / Each | |
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Frank Gehry, 1972
With the furniture series Easy Edges, Frank Gehry gave a new and surprising aesthetic dimension to cardboard, an everyday material. Although they look amazingly simple, the pieces in Easy Edges pieces owe their robustness and structural stability to the architectural quality of the designs.
Price:$ 985.00 / Each | |
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Verner Panton, 1958
Originally designed for a Danish restaurant, this cone-shaped chair is based on the classic geometric figure and is mounted on a stainless steel swivel base in such a way that it pivots. Its semi-circular shell is high enough to form the back and arm supports, making it an exceedingly comfortable place to sit. The Cone Stool consistently continues the formal language of the Cone Chair. It not only offers a comfortable complement to it, but, thanks to its sculptural appearance, can also be used as an independent piece of furniture.
Price:$ 2,696.40 / Each | |
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Verner Panton, 1959
A variant on Cone Chair, designed one year later and baptized Heart Cone Chair because of its heart-shaped outline. Heart Cone Chair has large, projecting wings reminiscent of Mickey Mouse ears that could also, however, be interpreted as a contemporary take on the classic wing chair.
Price:$ 3,670.10 / Each | |
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Charles & Ray Eames, 1948
Charles and Ray Eames designed La Chaise in 1948 for a competition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, inspired by "Floating Figure", a sculpture by Gaston Lachaise. It is the unbelievable elegance of this assertive seating sculpture that enables any number of sitting and reclining positions, which is so very appealing. It has long since established itself as an icon of Organic Design.
Price:$ 9,475.00 / Each | |
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Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, 2004
The Metal Side Tables belong to that category of furniture, which, while not being the focal point of the fittings, is nonetheless indispensable in making them complete. Small, rather unassuming aids, they can be easily moved to other locations and used for a wide variety of purposes, performing a wide range of valuable services. Thanks to the harmony of their dimensions and the attractive formal contrast between slender table tops and voluminous, socle-like legs, they make an attractive addition wherever they stand.
Price:$ 550.00 / Each | |
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Sori Yanagi, 1954
The Elephant Stool is one of the most famous post-war Japanese designs and is still as convincing as ever with its clear formal idiom and great functionality. Suitable for indoors, balconies and gardens, the stacking stool can even be used as an easy-to-transport picnic stool. Collection Vitra Design Museum.
Price:$ 145.00 / Each | |
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Ron Arad, 1999
T. Vac's equally elegant and comfortable plastic seat shell offers a high degree of comfort both indoors and outdoors. Special additives to the plastic shell prevent it from bleaching in the sun and a powder coated base means that it is also suitable for use on a patio or in the garden. As it can be stacked, it is also useful in situations where a number of chairs are required.
Price:$ 375.00 / Each | |
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 Agilest Collections
6290 McDonough Drive, Suite I
Norcross, GA 30093
United States
Ph: 770-263-7077
Fax: 770-498-8225
e-mail: sales@agilestcollections.com
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