Dsr Fiberglass

Dsr Fiberglass Chair is a fiberglass chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames.‎ The Fiberglass Chairs were dispatched available in 1950, presenting another furniture typology that has since become widespread: the multifunctional chair whose shell can be joined with an assortment of bases to serve distinctive purposes.‎ In response to the enormous prominence of the chair, the selection of bases and colors was subsequently expanded.‎ Over the course of the next decade, the Fiberglass Chairs became one of the most amazing realized furniture designs of the 20th century.‎ Vitra manufactures the Fiberglass Side Chairs and Fiberglass Armchairs by Charles and Ray Eames in some of the early unique colours.‎ The fiberglass shells are portrayed by their exuberant visual allure, which is quite valued today.‎ Fiberglass owes its appeal to a sporadic surface, which appears almost like a characteristic material thanks to its unmistakably visible fibres.‎ The version with a polypropylene shell – the Eames Plastic Chair – also remains available.‎ Together the two chair groups structure an extensive family, empowering countless variations of the classic Eames design, with a suitable version for almost every taste and purpose.‎