Some posts from Chairblog.eu up to 01/01/2018

Wittheld at a recent auction of Quittenbaum in Munich, Germany, but for sale at the estimated minimum € 14,000. A very interesting comfy looking chair. According to Quittenbaum made by a Viennese manufacturer, Fiedrich Otto Schmidt after a design probably by Hampton & Sons, London, and used by Adolf Loos.

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Erich Dieckmann. Armchair, past 1931. H. 64 x 60 x 90 cm. Made by Cebaso, Ohrdruf (attributed). Nickel-plated tubular steel, stained beech, black fabric. Dieckmann is among the most important designers of the Bauhaus and his tubular steel furniture takes a special position in the context of European tubular steel design of the pre-war era. … Continue reading "Tubular Lounge Chair by Erich Dieckmann"

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Rocking Chair by Ron Arad In 2009 I visited the impressive solo exhibition of Ron Arad in the Centre Pompidou in Paris. I made many photo’s, but not until this year I found some time to prepare them for use on this blog. The Rocking Chair, lacking the curved feet of traditional rockers, relies on … Continue reading "Rocking Chair by Ron Arad"

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We whish all our readers a Merry Christmas with this Christmas tree of chairs that a friend jus sent me. The photo is by Nils Sager and the location Amman-Hofer-Platz in Interlaken, Switserland. Very eco conscious a Christmas tree of chairs, as there are too many chairs in the world already and each and every … Continue reading "Merry Christmas"

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