Louis 20 Side Chair by Philippe Starck
Title: Louis 20 Side Chair
We have a set of 4 available in blue.
Price $650 each.
Set of 4 for $2,600.
Medium: Polypropylene and polished aluminum
Dimensions: 84 cm (H) × 47 cm × 54.5 cm
Manufacturer: Vitra
Details: Early production version sent to the US as a sales sample. This example in good condition with some some surface oxidation of the plastic. On the bottom of the chair, this example incised in the metal Louis 20 by Starck for Vitra. Chair is no longer in production.
Notes from the Archive: Philippe Starck has designed a wide range of consumer goods and interiors. He focuses on mass-produced consumer goods rather than one-off pieces, seeking ways to reduce cost and improve quality in mass-market goods, which makes him a truly democratic designer. His products have sensual, appealing forms suggestive of character or personal identity which are often given clever or whimsical names. Starck ironically named this chair “Louis 20” poking fun at the French tradition of adding numbers after the names of kings with the same name. This chair is in the permanent collection of MoMA and numerous international museum collections.
Price by Chair $650
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Title: Louis 20 Side Chair
We have a set of 4 available in blue.
Price $650 each.
Set of 4 for $2,600.
Medium: Polypropylene and polished aluminum
Dimensions: 84 cm (H) × 47 cm × 54.5 cm
Manufacturer: Vitra
Details: Early production version sent to the US as a sales sample. This example in good condition with some some surface oxidation of the plastic. On the bottom of the chair, this example incised in the metal Louis 20 by Starck for Vitra. Chair is no longer in production.
Notes from the Archive: Philippe Starck has designed a wide range of consumer goods and interiors. He focuses on mass-produced consumer goods rather than one-off pieces, seeking ways to reduce cost and improve quality in mass-market goods, which makes him a truly democratic designer. His products have sensual, appealing forms suggestive of character or personal identity which are often given clever or whimsical names. Starck ironically named this chair “Louis 20” poking fun at the French tradition of adding numbers after the names of kings with the same name. This chair is in the permanent collection of MoMA and numerous international museum collections.
Price by Chair $650
