Straight-Lined Chair
Gerrit Rietvelt designed the Press Room Chair in 1958 for the Press Room of the UNESCO building in Paris. Back then, the chair was meant as a comfortable lounge chair for journalists, but was never produced due to budgetary restrictions. Instead, an already existing chair model was used.
Fortunately, the original drawings and designs of the Press Room Chair were stored. The lounge chair was designed exactly according to the original drawings, other than the fact that the swivel foot was increased by 6 cm to fit today's ergonomic needs.
From the 50's
The straight-lined Press Room Chair by Gerrit Rietvelt for Spectrum has the shape of a contemporary witness of the 50s. The exact design of the chair makes it a special highlight in your home, which can be combined with almost any piece of furniture.
The Chair is available in different versions that differ in their upholstery, material of the armrests, and cross foot.
