1970s Bent Plywood Armchair Attributed to Canadian Designer Thomas Lamb
Bent plywood armchair attributed to Canadian Designer Thomas Lamb, 1970s. Made with five bent wood structural panels and four thick cushions recently reupholstered with cream canvas.
The chair's overall shape is distinctive, with exaggerated, curved armrests that seem to unfold gracefully from the seat, just like a blooming flower. The design creates a seamless continuity between the seat, backrest, and armrests, giving it a soft, enveloping appearance that enhances its organic, welcoming feel.
SH: 17.5in, H: 30in, L: 41in, D: 23in
Bent plywood armchair attributed to Canadian Designer Thomas Lamb, 1970s. Made with five bent wood structural panels and four thick cushions recently reupholstered with cream canvas.
The chair's overall shape is distinctive, with exaggerated, curved armrests that seem to unfold gracefully from the seat, just like a blooming flower. The design creates a seamless continuity between the seat, backrest, and armrests, giving it a soft, enveloping appearance that enhances its organic, welcoming feel.
SH: 17.5in, H: 30in, L: 41in, D: 23in
Bent plywood armchair attributed to Canadian Designer Thomas Lamb, 1970s. Made with five bent wood structural panels and four thick cushions recently reupholstered with cream canvas.
The chair's overall shape is distinctive, with exaggerated, curved armrests that seem to unfold gracefully from the seat, just like a blooming flower. The design creates a seamless continuity between the seat, backrest, and armrests, giving it a soft, enveloping appearance that enhances its organic, welcoming feel.
SH: 17.5in, H: 30in, L: 41in, D: 23in
