Eight of the Most Classic Mid-Century Modern Furniture:Fiberglass Chairs

The reason why classic furniture is called classic is because its design contains the exquisite details of the masters and the beauty of simplicity. Today,I will share with you the eight most classic mid-century modern furniture that designers love-fiberglass chair. They not only represent history,but also lead the trend of fashion and futures. Get to know them and integrate these classic furniture into your home design, you will create a more classic home model. 

1.Egg chair: In 1958, Arne Jacobsen, a Danish national treasure design master, designed it for the lobby and reception area of the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. This chubby chair has appeared on the screen many times, and It is a frequent visitor in the designer's home and office negotiation scene. It has been unfailing for more than half a century and has become a model of Danish furniture design.

2.Swan chair: The swan chair is a cousin of the egg chair. It was designed by the design master Arne Jacobsen for the same hotel in 1958. It is famous for its shape resembling a swan.

3.Ball chair: Designed by Finnish designer Eero Aarnio in 1963, it was a remarkable piece of unconventional furniture at that time, and it still catches people's attention today, like something from the future. The ball chair is like an independent room, giving people a comfortable and calm atmosphere, isolating the sight and noise of the outside world, and giving people an independent private space. The ball chair can be seen everywhere in design museums around the world, and it has also appeared on the covers of many movies and magazines.

4.Womb chair: Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1948 according to the request of architect Florence Knoll. This chair is like a basket filled with pillows, no matter what posture you sit in, you can feel comfortable, calm, and safe, and feel like staying in the mother's womb, hence the name Womb Chair .

5.Tulip Chair: Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1956, this Tulip chair is known for its curves and is an iconic piece of modernism. This single-legged chair uses a base to solve the ugly, chaotic and uneasy world under the table and chairs, and breaks the concept that the chair must stand on four pillars. The slender legs support the seat like a tulip growing on the floor.

6.Panton Chair: Born in 1967, it is the proud work of designer Verner Panton. This chair has striking curves, also called S Chair. Panton Chair looks like a graceful figure of a woman dragging a long skirt from the side. The smooth curves perfectly show the beauty of the human body, fashionable and elegant.

7.Coconut Chair: This is George Nelson's iconic piece designed for Herman Miller in 1955.it is a fun chair that looks like a shard of coconut shell divided into eight pieces, but the colors are reversed. It cleverly integrates the seat, backrest and armrests into a simple shape while allowing people to lie comfortably in a variety of positions.

8.Cotton Candy Chair: Designed by George Nelson in 1956, this Cotton Candy Chair is also called the Sunflower Chair. This chair composed of 18 round cushions is known as the first product that gave birth to a new concept of soft chairs. Its distinctive appearance is undoubtedly a beautiful landscape. In addition to its attractive appearance, it is also extraordinarily comfortable.