Heart-Shaped Cone Chair [1959] Miniature Vitra

Description

This has made the miniatures into popular collector‘s items as well as ideal illustrative material for universities, design schools and architects. The MiniaturesCollection encapsulates the entire history of industrial furniture design – moving from Historicism and Art Nouveau to theBauhaus and New Objectivity, from Radical Design and Postmodernism all the way up to the present day. Exactly one sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are all true to scale and precisely recreate the smallest details of construction, material and colour. The high standard of authenticity even extends to the natural grain of the wood, the reproduction of screws and the elaborate handicraft techniques involved. This has made the miniatures into popular collector‘s items as well as ideal illustrative material for universities, design schools and architects. Exactly one sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are all true to scale and precisely recreate the smallest details of construction, material and colour. The MiniaturesCollection encapsulates the entire history of industrial furniture design – moving from Historicism and Art Nouveau to theBauhaus and New Objectivity, from Radical Design and Postmodernism all the way up to the present day. The high standard of authenticity even extends to the natural grain of the wood, the reproduction of screws and the elaborate handicraft techniques involved.

Key Features

• The MiniaturesCollection encapsulates the entire history of industrial furniture design – moving from Historicism and Art Nouveau to theBauhaus and New Objectivity, from Radical Design and Postmodernism all the way up to the present day.
• Exactly one sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are all true to scale and precisely recreate the smallest details of construction, material and colour.
• This has made the miniatures into popular collector‘s items as well as ideal illustrative material for universities, design schools and architects.
• The high standard of authenticity even extends to the natural grain of the wood, the reproduction of screws and the elaborate handicraft techniques involved.