Sentence examples for shell chair from inspiring English sources
DSI, (914) 271-3736, continues to carry the Wegner Wish chair, Shell chair and Ox chair.
There he discovered a long-lost American Modern treasure from 1938: the first plastic shell chair ever made.
During that time (1939 41) he collaborated with the architect-designer Eero Saarinen on various design projects, one of which was a formfitting shell chair that won first place in the Organic Design Competition conducted in 1940 41 by the Museum of Modern Art, New York City.
Mostly made from 1925 to the 1980's, they run from popular, mass-market numbers that everyone has sat in, like the tubby fiberglass shell chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1938, to elite neo-Baroque structures like Alessandro Mendini's 1978 "Proust," a wonderfully haughty-looking chair absurdly covered with fabric painted in a Pointillist swarm of dots.
"We found absolutely no evidence of impropriety whatsoever," panel Chair Ron Oxburgh, a former geologist and Shell chair, said at a media briefing this morning.
You might have one of their fibreglass shell chairs around your dining table.
Mr. McDonald (who has a second home in the Hudson Valley) has stocked the shop, 330, with furniture by Aalto, George Nelson and Eames, whose shell chairs, below, are $400 apiece in red or yellow.
A large selection of merchandise at Marcia Sherrill at Roland Antiques is 30percentt off through June 30 (a set of 12 French 1930s gilt shell chairs, originally $50,000, is $35,00074 74 East 11th Street (Broadway), (212) 212-2120.
By "lounge," the owners, Andrea Cohen and Jeffrey Bell, who opened Bongo five years ago (the space had belonged to an exterminator), mean the décor and the low-slung furniture, all assiduously mid-century modern (Eames shell chairs, George Nelson bubble lights, Florence Knoll sofas, a lot of blue and green blown glass).
Your room: first you will need a blue carpet only one then put two shell chairs together for a bed, then some clothes then a chair and the blue undersea mirror.
She put her $2.5m New York apartment on the market recently, and photos of its wildly baroque, lavishly idiosyncratic interior (conch-shell chairs, a coral and seaweed mural, leopard skin carpets, lion's head taps) caused quite a sensation in the press.
