Friso Kramer Result Chair

It s designed for flexibility lightness and strength.

Friso kramer result chair.

Result chair from 265 eur. Originally created by storied danish designers friso kramer and wim rietveld in the 1950s the cutout steel collection has been relaunched by hay together with the original brand ahrend. A new addition to the ongoing series of relaunches by hay and ahrend and a cousin to the result chair the iconic revolt chair embodies designer friso kramer s distinctively innovative minimalist style. This resulted in a light simple and functional chair which was immensely popular in schools in the 1960s and later it was frequently found outside the classrooms too.

The result chair 1959 is a design that has endured proving the worth of the ideas that were initially put into their creation. Legform in black metal belted black seat and back in thermoformed wood pagwood standard seat height 46 cm excellent original condition. Originally created by friso kramer and wim rietveld while working at ahrend in the 1950s the cutout steel collection has been relaunched by hay together with ahrend. Friso kramer and wim rietveld designed a true innovation in 1958.

The result chair features a thin steel sheet base with an oak seat and backrest retaining maximum flexibility lightness and strength. Authentic compass design friso kramer model result chair circa 1950 1960. Originally created by friso kramer and wim rietveld while working at ahrend in the 1950s the cutout steel collection has been relaunched by hay together with ahrend. The result chair features a thin steel sheet base with an oak seat and backrest retaining maximum flexibility lightness and strength.

The result chair features a thin steel sheet base with an oak seat and backrest retaining flexibility lightness and strength. Originally created by friso kramer and wim rietveld in the 1950s the collection has been relaunched by hay with ahrend. Distinguished by its flexible back its versatility and its extreme comfort revolt is perfectly suited to the dynamic nature of the. Designed by wim rietveld and friso kramer result uses the cutout sheet steel construction method of manufacture to create a chair that is adaptable light and strong.

Instead of the tube steel commonly used in the 1920s the result was manufactured with folded sheet steel. The result chair features a thin steel sheet base with a wooden seat and backrest retaining maximum flexibility lightness and strength. Result chair features a thin steel sheet base with an oak seat and backrest. After graduating from the rietveld academy of applied arts kramer worked as a designer for the steel manufacturer ahrend de cirkel from 1948 to 1963.