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they share a number of dark common threads beneath the surface: tragedy as spectacle and meditations on death and dying

This versatile composition highlights the added benefit of portability and ease of storage

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whilst the lower armrests provide good support and enable the chair to fit underneath a table or desk

Crafted with a solid-core woven rope

Herbert Hirche Lounge Chair Finish (frame/upholstery):Chrome / dark grey they share a number ofDesigned by Herbert Hirche in 1953 as a personal piece for his own home, the Lounge Chair reflects the clarity and restraint of the Bauhaus tradition, where Hirche studied under Mies van der Rohe before later working with both Mies and Egon Eiermann. Initially a one off prototype during his tenure at the Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart, the chair was first produced in series in 2000. It is available in a range of textiles, leather, cowhide, and an