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2. Egg (chair) - Wikipedia

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   The Egg was designed in a typical Jacobsen style, using state-of-the-art material. It is believed to be inspired by Eero Saarinen 's "Womb chair", from which it borrows some traits. Related to the Egg is the Swan chair and, to some degree, many of Jacobsen's plywood chairs such as "7", the Ant, the Cigar, the Grand Prix-chair, the Pot, the Drop ...

3. Looking for a Unique Seating Idea? Try a Hanging Egg Chair - AOL

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   The rattan and wicker woven design is the first to come to mind when thinking of a hanging egg chair, but for a more modern silhouette, this is a unique alternative.

4. These 20 Outdoor Hanging Chairs Will Help You Swing ... - AOL

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   Nothing evokes the feeling of sun-kissed afternoons like a stylish outdoor hanging chair. Read on for our favorite designer options to shop in 2024.

5. Garden Egg chair - Wikipedia

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   The Egg chair was re-introduced in 2001 by Ghyczy Novo. The Garden Egg Chair is known by several names: seftenberger ei, pod chair, l’œuf en garden(egg)chair. Elastogran/Reuter produced the plastic polyurethane. Ghyczy's job was to start a design centre in order to show industrial customers polyurethane's potential.

6. Ovalia Egg Chair - Wikipedia

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   The Ovalia Egg Chair was designed by Danish industrial designer Henrik Thor-Larsen and first displayed in 1968. It resembles Eero Aarnio 's Ball Chair , but has narrower proportions. It featured in the films Men in Black [ 1 ] and Men in Black II .

7. Arne Jacobsen - Wikipedia

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   Arne Jacobsen's grandson, Tobias Jacobsen, is also a designer for furniture; he created for example the chair "Vio" (according to the elements of a violin) and the sideboard "Boomerang" (named after the curved throw stick). [29] There are chairs with his design at gate 56A at the San Francisco airport.