Office Chair: Morrison & Hannah, Knoll, 1974
Chair Making furniture was fun. We didn’t so much design it as make it. The obvious connection of table top to table leg led to the design of the office chair. This time we were… / leer más
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At What Cost?: Design Mysteries Series
Is there a direct correlation between the cost of manufacturing and selling and the cost to the earth? Is it * inversely proportional?. COM + S > CTE Smucker’s Grape Jelly Squeeze Bottle As I… / leer más
Tables – Beds: Morrison & Hannah, Knoll, 1973
Beating an idea to death is an accusation I’ve heard more than once, well what are ideas for if not to be used. Andrew and I were on a roll and we were not about… / leer más
Sofa: Morrison & Hannah Suspension Seating, Knoll, 1971
Andrew shared a sailboat while he was working on Expo 67 in Montreal and was intrigued with the way the sail attached to the mast. A rope is sewn into the edge and it is… / leer más
Wooden Spinning Tool: Design Mysteries Series
I found this tool on the floor of and abandoned factory on Crosby Street, NYC, probably in 1968. Along with this tool I found maple logs incased in wax that probably were used for tooling… / leer más
