Case Study® Fiberglass Jean-Michel Basquiat King Eiffel Side Chair

Case Study® Fiberglass Jean-Michel Basquiat King Eiffel Side ChairIntroducing the Case Study Jean Michel Basquiat King Eiffel Side Chair by Modernica. The Fiberglass Shell Chairs were originally designed in 1948 as an entry in The Museum of Modern Arts International Design Competition, and are easily one of the most important and recognizable designs of the twentieth century. Each fiberglass shell is created by hand, one by one, in Modernicas Los Angeles factory. This chair features designs from Jean Michel

Signed and numbered

including new shock mounts

The Bentwood legs and backrest supports are produced at our California factory using Birch or North American Walnut veneer

A striking singular offering of eight wall-mounted piranha fish sculptures

Built from birch or walnut veneer layered over a twenty-six-ply inner core with angled cold-rolled steel V-legs in a brushed zinc finish and a woven cane headboard

X-Base Lounge

Acid etched marking "Bacarrat France"

remove the cushion

combining the low disciplined profile of the fastback form with the material integrity and permanence of solid hardwood construction

This Antonio Da Ros design for Cenedese

A four drawer dresser defined by the V-Leg system's angled cold-rolled steel supports in a brushed zinc finish

What makes this piece unique is the extra large size