The Hill House Chair

Please, Mathilda, the chair is not ment to be sat on!

The Hill House Chair

The Hill House Chair was designed in 1902 by the Scottish architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Mackintosh's high, narrow Hill House chair was meant to be decorative - not to be actually sat on

The Swan Chair

Swan lake is a ballet favorite of Melanie.
Here in front of the Swan Chair

The Swan Chair

The Swan was designed by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen in 1957.
Arne Jacobsen said that the chair looked like the queen of birds with uplifted wings and named it "The Swan".

One armed chair

Model Leila and the one armed chair.
The nonconformist chair

The Nonconformist Chair

The Nonconformist Chair designed 1926 by irish Eileen Gray.
The chair has only one armrest. It is designed to accommodate the owner's favorite resting position.

The Barelona chair still going strong

Croquis model Gitte sitting in the Barcelona Chair

The Barcelona Chair

The Barcelona chair was designed in 1928 by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, furniture designer. The Barcelona chair is held as one of 1900s design icons and still manufactured under license today.

The Barrel Chair

Cindy with the Barrel Chair

The Barrel Chair

The Barrel Chair was created in 1937 by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright

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The Breuer chair

Margreth and the breuer chair

The breuer chair:

Marcel Breuer was a Hungerian arcitecht and designer who in 1928 designed the Cesca chair. It is maybe  the world's most popular chair and is also known as the breuer chair.

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Nude in armchair 406

Nelly tries armchair 406

Armchair 406

Alvar Aalto is a Finnish architect and designer that 1939 designed Armchair 406

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