
This lightweight chaise features a novel, angled tubular aluminum frame that enables the user to move from a seated to a reclining position with just a slight shift of body weight. First produced in 1947 by Bartolucci and Waldheim, graduates of the Illinois Institute of Technology Institute of Design, the chair quickly became associated with a new ideal of postwar leisure in the United States. This innovative design is a low-cost adaption of modernist experimentation with the lounge chair for a new suburban context.

Panel (Design 104)
Designed by Ling Po (Yi-Hsien Chow) (American, born China, 1917-2014) After designs by Frank Lloyd Wright (American, 1867–1959) Printed and produced by F. Schumacher & Co. (founded 1889) New York, United States

Ramure (Branches or Antlers)
Designed by Jean Hans Arp (French, born Germany (Alsace), 1887–1966) Produced by Atelier Tabard (French, 1869-1983) France, Aubusson

Table
Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh Scottish, 1868-1928 Glasgow, Scotland