Replica Coconut Chair - White gloss fiberglass shell - Beige leather

Product Description:

Replica Coconut Chair - White gloss fiberglass shell - Beige leather

Item No.: DC3020

Chair Size:  W104.5 x D82 x H83CM, SH: 38.5CM

Packing: Standard export packing with paper board frame, 1 PC/CTN

Carton Size: 109 x 88 x 87cm, 0.92cbm

1. Our replica Coconut chair is produced according to the original.

2. Our Coconut lounge chair are made with WHITE gloss fiberglass shell, beige top grain leather seat, POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL base.

3. Our Coconut chair use comfortable fire retardant foam

4. Our Coconut chair stitching line is very straight.

5. The fiberglass shell of this Design coconut lounge chair, we painted it with 5 times to make sure it flat and high gloss.

6. We use the best polished stainless steel for the classic design chair base.

7. It is whole coconut chair assembled packing, easy for customer using.

8. Our modern classic chair seat finished well without leather gauffer.

Product pictures and Details:

Coconut chair seat finished well without leather gauffer .

coconut chair .

coconut chair.

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Designer:

George was one of the pioneers of modernism, and his designs, which are still popular today epitomize the perfect balance between form and function. Born in 1908 in Hartford, CT, George was part of a generation of American architects whose abilities and virtues were limited by the economic restrictions of the Great Depression. George, a Yale University graduate, turned toward interior design like many of his peers.
From the mid 1930’s throughout the 1940’s, George held several positions at various design-related publications, including first associate editor of “Architectural Forum."During this time, he stood firmly for the founding principles of modernism and denounced the “selling out"of many so-called modernists to the growing presence of commercialism.
But it was also during this time when, in 1945, he became head designer for Herman Miller, a furniture company based in Zeeland, MI. At Herman Miller, he designed a unique and innovative line of furniture whose popularity and appeal has truly withstood the test of time. Such designs as the wood Bench, the Marshmallow Sofa, and the Coconut Chair were instant classics that are all still in production. Despite George remarkable contributions in furniture design, his biggest contribution to the furniture industry as a whole, was the projects he commissioned for Herman Miller. George was responsible for hiring designers like Isamu Noguchi, Charles & Ray, Harry Bertoia and Donald Knorr to create their most recognized achievements. George passed away in 1986.