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Description
A detailed exploration of how more than fifty of the most iconic chairs from the last 150 years were
conceived and madethe design principles, the material selection, the manufacturing processes,
and the designers and architects behind them.Chairs are one of the most integral design pieces to
everyday life: from office chairs to dining tables, from lounging to working, the importanceof good
chair design is central to our well-being. Accordingly, designers and architects seeking solutions to
space, comfort, and function, have grappled with making the perfector most unusualchairs for
centuries. But since consumers only see the end result, we rarely think about why each design is
special.This expanded edition of Chair Anatomy reveals the form and the construction detailthat is,
the anatomyof a selection of more than fifty chairs from the last 150 years of modern chair design.
James Orrom introduces readers to the designers, their backgrounds, and their reasons for
creating each product, bringing together photographs, illustrations, and a truly nuts-and-bolts
perspective on masterpieces of design.New to this edition is the inclusion of four new chairs with
technical and constructional originality, from chairs made from recyclable plastics and sustainable
hemp-fibers to designs based on the principle of a clothes-peg. In reducing chairs to their
constituent parts, the book gets to the heart of each design: how pieces are designed and
produced to fit together; why a particular material imparts a certain quality, functional advance, or
comfort level; and how the chair’s structure can withstand stress while being elegant and
economical to produce. In short, a chair is architecture in miniature. Illustrated in color throughout