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DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte White]

DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte White]

Reproduced furniture focused on the quality and price of E-comfort.

The Shell Chair is one of the works submitted to the "Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition," co-hosted by a non-profit furniture organization as part of MoMA's efforts to differentiate itself from other museums by collecting modern design products in 1948. It achieved an impressive second place. At that time, Charles Eames was trying to realize a new era of design that could be mass-produced using molded plywood, but the production with molded plywood proved to be extremely difficult. Eames did not give up on commercialization and successfully produced the chair using FRP, a new material at the time. The chair, produced by layering fiberglass wool with adhesive using a mold and finally shaping the exterior, was released to the world as an innovative mass-produced item. The E-comfort Shell Chair is available in six colors for the seat: black, white, gray, red, pale blue, and pale green, with options for wood legs or a rod base. This is the side shell chair using the rod base. *The product is a reproduction imported and sold by E-comfort.

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DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Gray]

DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Gray]

Reproduced furniture focused on the quality and price of E-comfort.

The Shell Chair is one of the works submitted to the "Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition," co-hosted by a non-profit furniture organization as part of MoMA's efforts to differentiate itself from other museums by collecting modern design products in 1948, and it achieved an impressive second place. At that time, Charles Eames was striving to realize a new era of design that could be mass-produced using molded plywood, but the production with molded plywood proved to be extremely difficult. Eames did not give up on commercialization and successfully produced the chair using FRP, a new material at the time. The chair, produced by layering fiberglass wool with adhesive using a mold and finally shaping the exterior, was released as an innovative mass-produced item. The E-comfort Shell Chair is available in six colors for the seat: black, white, gray, red, pale blue, and pale green, and you can choose between wood legs and a rod base. This is a side shell chair using the rod base. *The product is a reproduction imported and sold by E-comfort.

  • Office furniture

ブックマークに追加いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

ブックマークを削除いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

これ以上ブックマークできません

会員登録すると、ブックマークできる件数が増えて、ラベルをつけて整理することもできます

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DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Red]

DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Red]

Reproduced furniture focused on quality and price by E-comfort.

The Shell Chair is one of the works submitted to the "Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition," co-hosted by a furniture non-profit organization as part of MoMA's efforts to differentiate itself from other museums by collecting modern design products in 1948, and it impressively secured second place. At that time, Charles Eames was striving to realize a new era of design that could be mass-produced using molded plywood, but the production with molded plywood proved to be extremely challenging. Eames did not give up on commercialization and successfully brought the chair to market using FRP, a new material at the time. The chair, produced by bonding multiple layers of fiberglass wool using a mold and finally shaping the exterior, was released as an innovative mass-produced product. The E-comfort Shell Chair is available in six colors for the seat: black, white, gray, red, pale blue, and pale green, and you can choose between wood legs and a rod base. This is a side shell chair using the rod base. *The product is a reproduction imported and sold by E-comfort.

  • Office furniture

ブックマークに追加いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

ブックマークを削除いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

これ以上ブックマークできません

会員登録すると、ブックマークできる件数が増えて、ラベルをつけて整理することもできます

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DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Pale Blue]

DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Pale Blue]

Reproduced furniture that focuses on the quality and price of E-comfort.

The Shell Chair is one of the works submitted to the "Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition," co-hosted by a furniture nonprofit organization as part of MoMA's efforts to differentiate itself from other museums by collecting modern design products in 1948. It achieved an impressive second place. At that time, Charles Eames was striving to realize a new era of design that could be mass-produced using molded plywood, but the production using molded plywood proved to be extremely difficult. Eames did not give up on commercialization and successfully brought the chair to market using FRP, a new material at the time. The chair, produced by layering fiberglass wool with adhesive using a mold and finally shaping the exterior, was released as an innovative mass-produced item. The E-comfort Shell Chair is available in six colors for the seat: black, white, gray, red, pale blue, and pale green, and you can choose between wood legs and a rod base. This is a side shell chair using the rod base. *The product is a reproduction imported and sold by E-comfort.

  • Office furniture

ブックマークに追加いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

ブックマークを削除いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

これ以上ブックマークできません

会員登録すると、ブックマークできる件数が増えて、ラベルをつけて整理することもできます

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DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Black]

DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Black]

Reproduced furniture focused on the quality and price of E-comfort.

The Shell Chair is one of the works submitted to the "Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition," co-hosted by a non-profit furniture organization as part of MoMA's efforts to differentiate itself from other museums by collecting modern design products in 1948. It impressively secured second place. At that time, Charles Eames was striving to realize a new era of design that could be mass-produced using molded plywood, but the production with molded plywood proved to be extremely challenging. Eames did not give up on commercialization and successfully brought the chair to market using FRP, a new material at the time. The chair, produced by layering fiberglass wool with adhesives using a mold and then shaping the final outline, was introduced to the world as an innovative mass-produced item. The E-comfort Shell Chair is available in six colors for the seat: black, white, gray, red, pale blue, and pale green, with options for wood legs or a rod base. This is the side shell chair using the rod base. *The product is a reproduction imported and sold by E-comfort.

  • Office furniture

ブックマークに追加いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

ブックマークを削除いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

これ以上ブックマークできません

会員登録すると、ブックマークできる件数が増えて、ラベルをつけて整理することもできます

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DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Lime]

DSR Shell Chair FRP Resin [Matte Lime]

Reproduced furniture focused on the quality and price of E-comfort.

The Shell Chair is one of the works submitted to the "Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition," co-hosted by a non-profit furniture organization as part of MoMA's efforts to differentiate itself from other museums by collecting modern design products in 1948. It impressively won second place. At that time, Charles Eames was striving to realize a new era of design that could be mass-produced using molded plywood, but the production with molded plywood proved to be extremely difficult. Eames did not give up on commercialization and successfully turned to the then-new material, FRP, for production. The chair, produced by layering fiberglass wool using molds and finally shaping the exterior, was released as an innovative mass-produced item. The E-comfort Shell Chair is available in six colors for the seat: black, white, gray, red, pale blue, and pale green, with options for wood legs or a rod base. This is the side shell chair using the rod base. *The product is a reproduction imported and sold by E-comfort.

  • Office furniture

ブックマークに追加いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

ブックマークを削除いたしました

ブックマーク一覧

これ以上ブックマークできません

会員登録すると、ブックマークできる件数が増えて、ラベルをつけて整理することもできます

無料会員登録

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