The mix of period and contemporary styling continues in the theme for my writing today, it is such a perfect representation of our decade...but not a new one, originally inspired by the interior designer David Hicks in the1960s as mentioned in my previous post
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Classical shapes in acrylic materials demonstrate the trend for reinvention and add to a sense of surprise in opposing styling. The Ghost Chairs by Philip Starke are a great example.
Ghost Chairs give a wonderful feeling of space and light in a room,
and contrast well with natural materials
My favourite use of a singular transparent chair has to be in this wonderful bathroom,
and practical too. They contrast beautifully with authentic crystal chandeliers,
from acrylic to glass.
The interior above, is a wonderful example of a light filled room where chairs would normally block the light, but the Ghost chairs filter the light.
....and a perfect choice for weddings
I have found a source for the Ghost Chairs by Philip Starke
A perfect example where a design becomes a timeless classic.
Via; Lakeland Furniture
I have found a source for the Ghost Chairs by Philip Starke
A perfect example where a design becomes a timeless classic.
Via; Lakeland Furniture
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