Brown upholstered Grant Featherston R152 chair Australian Furniture
Grant Featherston Contour Style Chair with Ottoman (Orange) Brand: Imported Furniture $1,15000 Color: Orange Purchase options and add-ons Products that go with this End tables, lamps, coffee tables and more About this item Lounge Chair Grant Featherston Ottoman › See more product details Discover similar items
Grant Featherston Contour Chair Replica LEATHER
The Featherston chair, more properly known as the Contour R160, was designed in Melbourne in 1951 by Grant Featherston, its elongated wing-back and scooped-shell seat the very incarnation of the.
Featherston R152 Contour Chair with Blue Upholstery Australian
With the blessing of Grant." Ash Allen on Instagram: "Grant Featherston's R160 Contour lounge chair c.1952- re-imagined. With the blessing of Grant's wife Mary and the encouragement of @simoneleamon, I wanted to pay tribute to this Australian icon.
Featherston Silk Velvet Dining Chair Australian Furniture Post 1950
Product Description. Origins by Inmod gives the classic dining chair a fresh, contemporary look with the comfortable yet stylish Grant Featherston Contour Dining Chair. With its contoured seating and organic elegance, the modern dining chair strikes the ideal balance between function and form. The lightly padded seat gracefully curves up into a.
Featherston R152 Chair, 1950s Australian Design Australian
Grant Featherston In 1947, the designer launched his debut seating collection: the'Relaxation' series, made from ultra-lightweight laminated wood with an upholstered seat that followed the contours of the body. Soon after, he began an important collaboration with the prominent Modernist architect Robin Boyd.
Grant Featherston Contour Lounge Chair
Australian designer Grant Featherston (1922-1995) is considered one of Australia's best known designers and his furniture has enjoyed somewhat of a renaissance over the last decade as mid-century design aficionados have turned the spotlight on his distinctive and sculptural Contour Range from the mid-1950s.
1950s Grant Featherston R160 Chair with Original Upholstery
Grant Stanley Featherston (17 October 1922 - 9 October 1995) was an Australian furniture designer whose chair designs in the 1950s became icons of the Atomic Age . He was born in Geelong, Victoria. [1]
Grant Featherston Easy Chair (1955) Australian Furniture Post 1950
Grant Featherston, Lounge Chair, Oak, Fabric, Australia, 1950s. By Grant Featherston. Located in High Point, NC. A rare oak and light grey beige fabric lounge chair designed by Grant Featherston and produced by Kennett Bros. & Rayner, Australia, 1950s. 14" seat height Category
Herregård Grant featherston chair
R160 contour chair by Grant Featherston completely restored. The base still retains the original stamp. Chair constructed with the back and seat shaped in one single curved piece. The back is high with slightly winged sides. The seat is a slightly winged concave shape. The chair sits on a wooden cruciform base which extends into four tapered.
Grant Featherston 'B210H' chair,… Modern Design Leonard Joel Pty
The Grant Featherston Contour Chair is a timeless and iconic piece of furniture that combines sleek design with unparalleled comfort. Originally designed in the 1950s by Australian furniture designer Grant Featherston, this chair features a sculpted plywood shell and tapered legs that create a striking silhouette.
Grant Featherston 'R152' chair; original green vinyl upholstery
Grant Stanley Featherston (October 17, 1922-October 9, 1995) was an Australian furniture designer whose chairs in the 1950s became the symbols of the Atomic Era. Grant and Mary Featherson He was born in Geelong, Victoria.
Featherston R160 Chair with Original Green Vinyl Upholstery
Gifted to NGV Collection by Grant & Mary Featherston, 1982 (chair) and 1989 (table). 73 chair, 1971. Scaled model and full size prototype produced. Intended for 'one-shot' moulding in rigid plastic. Hob dining chairs and table, 1972. Materials: Pine timber, woven polyethylene, leather. Manufactured by Moderntone Furniture.
Grant featherston contour lounge chair model TurboSquid 1404017
R160 with original upholstery. The Contour series originated in the early 1950s when Featherston dreamed of making a chair that would be a ?negative? of the human body to create the concept of ?contour comfort.? In total, the Contour range incorporated more than 25 chairs and settees along with occasional tables, dining tables, and storage furniture. Find out more about Grant Featherston and.
Grant Featherston R160 Chair, Craftmasta, 1951 Australian Furniture
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Featherston R160 Chair with Brown Cotton Upholstery Australian
Grant Featherston came up with the idea to bend and join two pieces of plywood to form the shell of a chair sometime in 1950 while playing with a tram ticket and a year after that, the legendary Featherston Contour Chair was born.
Featherston R152 Chair and Footstool Australian Furniture Post 1950
Prices for Grant Featherston furniture can differ depending upon size, time period and other attributes — on 1stDibs, these items begin at $8,900 and can go as high as $40,000, while a piece like these, on average, fetch $24,450. Recently Viewed View All Shop authentic Grant Featherston seating from top sellers around the world.
