Religious furniture that will never go out of fashion

Some pieces of furniture are very pleased with their innovative and bold design, which quickly becomes popular and also quickly bothers. But sometimes designers manage to create such impressive and timeless things that they instantly become icons of style and never leave the catalogs of fashionable goods. In this article we will introduce you to 11 such items that were created more than 50 years ago and are still in demand due to their versatility and ability to integrate into any type of interior.

So, meet - the iconic furniture:

1. Coffee table Noguchi (Noguchi)

The name of this table is due to the artist and industrial designer Isamu Noguchi, who designed his design. For the first time, the Noguchi table was introduced to the public in 1947 by the brand Herman Miller, after which it was repeatedly used as a model and inspiration for creating other models of coffee tables.

Coffee table Noguchi in the neutral living room Coffee table Noguchi with a black base Coffee table Noguchi and armchairs Ames in the interior

2. The Egg Chair

Initially designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958 for the Radisson SAS hotel in Copenhagen, the Egg chair further subdued the world with its elegance and endless beauty that fits seamlessly into both classic and modern interiors. Among other advantages of this chair are the ability to give high comfort to the human body and a wide range of unusual colors.

Bright Egg chair in the living room Armchairs in the form of an egg in the interior Egg Armchair by designer Arne Jacobsen

3. The Panton chair

The Panton chair made a real revolution in the world of furniture design, as it clearly proved that elegance can be inherent in even the most futuristic and extravagant models. Unlike the usual chairs with four legs and a straight back, the Panton chair has an intractable and continuous structure that follows the silhouette of the human body.

White Panton chairs and glass table Multicolored glossy chairs Panton Yellow Panton chair

4. Table Tulip (Saarinen Tulip)

The Tulip table or, as it is also called, the Pedestal is usually used in the design of kitchens and dining areas. For the first time this type of design was introduced in 1956 and had a base of cast aluminum with a shape inspired by a fallen droplet of water.

Cult white table Saarinen Tulip Table Saarinen Tulip with a dark table top Dining table Saarinen Tulip

5. Torscher Arco (Arco)

The design of the Arco lamp was designed by Aquilla Castiglioni for the world-famous Flos brand in 1962. Despite the fact that more than half a century has passed since then, these floor lamps still have a very modern and stylish appearance, which is ideal for large living rooms or other spacious rooms.

Floor lamp Arco from Flos in the interior Floor lamp Arco behind the couch Arcola floor lamp Arco in the bright living room

6. The Armchair Ames (Eames)

Designed by Charles and Ray Ames for the Herman Miller furniture company, this armchair officially came out under the name Eames lounge and was accompanied by a comfortable Ottoman footrest. Created for the convenience and comfort of a person, both of these items saw the light in 1956 and still remain one of the symbols of elegance in the furniture business.

Eames chair with black leather upholstery Armchair Ames in white version Black Eames lounge chair with stand under the feet

7. The Nelson platform bench

The Nelson bench was first introduced in 1946 and, despite a very simple and clear view, became an icon of modern design. Created by designer George Nelson, this bench completely reflects his passion for architecture, which makes it a terrific subject for decorating public and residential buildings.

Скамейка Nelson platform bench Classic bench Nelson in goitin Nelson's Bench in the hallway Modern interior with benches Nelson platform

8. The Lono chair (Saarinen Womb)

Not for nothing this creation was called "Mother's womb" (in English, "womb"), because its design is not only interesting in appearance, but also allows the person sitting on it to comfortably curl up and feel comfortable. The model comes in three sizes and can be supplemented with a special ottoman.

Orange chairs Saarinen Womb Armchair with padded stool from Eero Saarinen Armchair Womb with ottoman and table Noguchi

9. Ellis table Ames

The elliptical coffee table Ames was born as a result of long experiments of designers on plywood. Made of seven layers of birch plywood and steel wire base, it can be used not only in living rooms, but also in bedrooms and other recreation areas.

Oval table and four armchairs Ames Coffee table Ames in white color Coffee table Ames in interior design

10. Case Study Box

As for this piece of furniture, its main features are simplicity and modernized design. At the same time, this couch can be considered as a sofa, and as a comfortable bed for sleeping. Designed by George Nelson of a flat platform with a mattress and pillow, she has the same unique charm that his other creations.

Case Study Door by Designer Nelson Couch Case Study as a sofa in the living room Couch Case Study in the design of the living room

11. Ames plastic armchair

Also designed by Charles and Ray Ames, this piece of furniture became the world's first industrially manufactured plastic chair. It has a very simple, convenient and durable design that has been making it an ideal choice for most homes, offices, libraries and public spaces for decades. Symbol of universality.

Plastic armchairs around the dining table Ames The first plastic chairs in the world (from designers Ames) Plastic armchairs Ames in the interior

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