What is an egg chair?
The chair of the chair is a chair with a design that resembles eggs. The term "egg chair" can refer specifically to the famous egg chair developed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958 or any number of variants for design made after this point. This particular style of chair is often associated with the appearance of "mod" and can appear in some modern design schemes that play with the themes of the module era in design. Some are more below, especially in the case of ball chairs, a similar design that is sometimes described as a room in the room, while others have more eggs cut off and create a chair that cradle the body but does not insulate the sitter. The eggs are supported on the feet that increase the chair to a comfortable height. Some variants have a hanging frame, while the eggs of the chair are rather suspended from below.
Classically, the chair is completely upholstered. The original module designs were often covered with solid patterns, but the prints can be seen on some more modern and re -chairs. These chairs are usually quite comfortable and sometimes compared with the womb, because the shape is suitable for nesting deep into the chair. Hover of pillows can be used as decorative accents or provides support to someone sitting on a chair.
Some designers created some innovative variations on an egg chair. For example, the chair could have built -in shelves, speakers or drawers. Insulation of the ball or Globe chair can be used to create excellent acoustics with little interference from outside, allowing people to relax on a chair and listen to music. The designers also created minimalist versions such as chairs with a frame and without upholstery in a deconstructed version of an egg chair.
Some furniture stores carry designs for egg chairs or can be ordered for customers. It is also possible to order your own versions, including chairs with special upholstery. Several companies have proposals that are intendedAs the most likely for a chair of 1958, for people who would like to explore the roots of design, while others took it in new directions.