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Wiggle chairman is a chairman developed by the well -known designer Frank Gehry in 1972. The chairman shares aesthetics with a milestone of the 1960s and 1970s, including a curved structure and the use of unusual materials in the construction industry. Several companies today produce replicas of Wiggle chairs, at different prices, and for those who include modern doll design, there are even miniature versions that are accurate and highly detailed. There are also modern design pieces that coordinate with this classic chair. The layers are in favor of each other for further strength and create an interesting texture look with waves and waves throughout the chair. Hidden screws are used to hold layers of cardboard together without distracting from the overall appearance of the chair.

The best way to describe the armchair is to imagine a leaf of ribbon, which has been composed several times to create a series of curved folds, with the tail of the ribbon slightly tilted from the folds to form the back of the chair. While the armchair KroEducation may sound fragile, it is actually very strong and has been evaluated to hold thousands of pounds. In other words, the cardboard appearance is deceptive and the chair is quite robust.

This chair is part of the Easy Edges series, developed at the end of the sixties and early 70 years. Gehry was very fascinated by the idea of ​​playing with unusual and innovative materials, and the twisting chair is one of his most famous designs from this period. Other pieces of easy edges work well aesthetically with a twisting armchair, including the side table developed with the same cardboard construction. The designers inspired by the series have a braid dumped their own pieces with similar materials and appearances.

There are two finishes for Wiggle. The natural surface leaves the cardboard untreated, while the white surface chairs are painted white. Some people prefer a natural surface that makes it clear to show atMen variations and texture, while others prefer a cleaner, a crisp appearance of a white surface. People also played with the basic form of the Wiggle chair, using various materials such as plastics and creating versions such as translucent chairs that cause the style and shape of the original.