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Types Of Round Chairs To Get In Your Home Round chairs seem to be one of the best options to get in your home so here are few varieties of contemporary as well as modern round chair designs for your house. #Architecturesideas #ContemporaryRoundChair

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BUY– Innolux – Double Bubble lamp – design Eero Aarnio, 2000 – Eero Aarnio designed the Double Bubble lamp in 2000. After having some prototypes made from blown glass, the designer ultimately decided on a plastic material to ensure durability and uniform colour of light. The finished product was first presented in 2003 at an exhibition celebrating Eero Aarnio’s career of 50 years.

For Sale on 1stDibs - An orange high gloss fiberglass 'Pastille' ('pastil' or 'Gyro') chair designed by Finish designer Eero Aarnio in 1968 for modern furniture maker Asko Oy

At the first sight the Tomato Chair looks complicated, but the second look shows an intelligent combination of three circles with same diameter, two of them being armrests, one stretched to a comfortable back, and even a fourth half circle up side down giving the chair a consequent seat. When looking at the Tomato Chair from different angles it is more than a chair, it is a sculpture.

Has there ever been a cooler place to sit than the infamous ball and egg chair?

For Sale on 1stDibs - Armchairs known as the 'Cognac armchair' by Eero Aarnio. Produced by Asko.Only 6 months production. 1st Edition. Logo present

Gyro o Pastille Eero Arnio 1967-1968

Beginning in the early 1960’s Finnish architect Eero Aarnio was one of the early adopters of the use of plastics in furniture design. Experimenting with simple, colorful forms he explored fanciful, futuristic theme that embodied the decade's ‘Space Age’ aesthetic. Certainly one of his most noted designs is the ‘ Ball Chair’, a private personal sitting space produced by Asko of Finland and was a instant sensation when introduced in 1963.