Back to the Future: Furniture Designs by Egon Eiermann German architect Egon Eiermann (1904-1970) is **t as well k**wn as other midcentury designers such as Eero Saarinen or Arne Jacobsen, but he should be. His versatile stacking SE 68 SU chair, designed for orchestral seating, is a midcentury classic, favored by the European design cog**scenti for both domestic and commercial use. Produced by German company Wilde + Spieth since the 1970s, the chair is available in a range of colors and stains, including a special edition featuring colors drawn from the Le Corbusier palette. Above: The Eiermann chair on display at the Wild + Speith showroom. Above L: The Eiermann Chair SE 68 SU, produced by Wild + Speith in Germany, is available in four colors drawn from the Le Corbusier color palette (blue, green, yellow, and gray) and is $590 from Ambient Direct. Above: A green stained Eiermann Chair SE 68 and desk in the Copenhagen home ****** of graphic designer Tanja Vibe; photo by Line T. Klein via French by Fancy. Above: The versatile Eiermann Table is produced by German company Richard Lampert and is available in a range of sizes from Ambient Direct; prices start at $537 for the 180-by-90cm size (approximately 70 by 35 inches). It's available with a chrome or black powder coated frame and with a variety of surfaces. Above: The Eiermann table works equally well as a dining table; photo via Hvor Kragerne Vender. Above: The Eiermann Chair SE 68 SU in a blue stain with a black frame; it's also available in beech, black-stained beech, dark-green-stained beech, lacquered teak, lacquered oak, lacquered ash, and white painted. The frame is available in chrome, matte chrome, or black powder-coated chrome. Above: The Eiermann Stool is available in a range of stains. See more of our Furniture picks here. More Stories from Remodelista 6 Under-the-Stairs Wine Cellars Ikea Disrupters: 5 New Upstart Furniture Companies 15 Interiors Trends for Autumn 2015
09-26-2015, 08:38 AM
Back to the Future: Furniture Designs by Egon Eiermann
German architect Egon Eiermann (1904-1970) is **t as well k**wn as other midcentury designers such as Eero Saarinen or Arne Jacobsen, but he should be. His versatile stacking SE 68 SU chair, designed for orchestral seating, is a midcentury classic, favored by the European design cog**scenti for both domestic and commercial use. Produced by German company Wilde + Spieth since the 1970s, the chair is available in a range of colors and stains, including a special edition featuring colors drawn from the Le Corbusier palette. Above: The Eiermann chair on display at the Wild + Speith showroom. Above L: The Eiermann Chair SE 68 SU, produced by Wild + Speith in Germany, is available in four colors drawn from the Le Corbusier color palette (blue, green, yellow, and gray) and is $590 from Ambient Direct. Above: A green stained Eiermann Chair SE 68 and desk in the Copenhagen home ****** of graphic designer Tanja Vibe; photo by Line T. Klein via French by Fancy. Above: The versatile Eiermann Table is produced by German company Richard Lampert and is available in a range of sizes from Ambient Direct; prices start at $537 for the 180-by-90cm size (approximately 70 by 35 inches). It's available with a chrome or black powder coated frame and with a variety of surfaces. Above: The Eiermann table works equally well as a dining table; photo via Hvor Kragerne Vender. Above: The Eiermann Chair SE 68 SU in a blue stain with a black frame; it's also available in beech, black-stained beech, dark-green-stained beech, lacquered teak, lacquered oak, lacquered ash, and white painted. The frame is available in chrome, matte chrome, or black powder-coated chrome. Above: The Eiermann Stool is available in a range of stains. See more of our Furniture picks here. More Stories from Remodelista 6 Under-the-Stairs Wine Cellars Ikea Disrupters: 5 New Upstart Furniture Companies 15 Interiors Trends for Autumn 2015
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