Copacabana Lounge Chair: Seat Upholstered Base Finish:Orange Inventor George Cawardine first patented

Inventor George Cawardine first patented his spring-arm style in the 1930s and it vividly endures today

creative directors Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu arrived at their Utility collection for Stellar Works

comes in a choice of transparent

brass-finished base and veneer laminate tabletop

The familiar molded shell chair is reinterpreted by Copenhagen-based designers Iskos-Berlin in a next-gen plastic and wood fiber

Copacabana Lounge Chair: Seat Upholstered Base Finish:Orange Inventor George Cawardine first patentedDescription Seemingly designed with a single pencil stroke, this graphic black metal lounge chair was created in 1955 by Mathieu Matgot. With a curved tubular frame that surrounds the rounded seat and back, Copacabana gives the illusion of a continuous line, ending with the chairs rear legs. Low to the ground with an angled back for relaxation, its exuberance suits both hospitality lounge areas and residential settings. Specifications Size 30. 7" h x