Coconut

The Coconut Chair, a great representation of 1950s design, is recognized by its funny suggestions, formal lucidity and saving utilization of materials.‎ The designer himself, George Nelson, contrasted the armchair and a coconut trim into eight sections, however he turned around the shadings: the external shell of the Coconut Chair is white, while the one-piece pad is covered with excellent leather or texture in an assortment of colours.‎ By summoning the normal, roomy state of a shell, Nelson made an intriguing and agreeable armchair that permits the sitter to expect a wide scope of positions.‎ Materials: – Shell: glass fiber supported plastic in white.‎ – Upholstery: one-piece polyurethane froth padding.‎ – Base: cylindrical steel, cleaned chrome finish.‎ – Glides: fitted with plastic coasts for cover; felt floats for hard floors alternatively available.‎