Peter Ghyczy Armchair
Garden Egg chair
Peter Ghyczy Garden Egg Chair base is rigid and sturdy in black polyurethane. Inside is a padded covering upholstered in emerald green fabric for a comfortable chair.
Description
The Garden Egg Chair was designed in 1968 by Hungarian designer Peter Ghyczy.
Ghyczy's concept was to design a chair that could be moved inside or outside and used with the seat open or closed. When closed, it can be picked up and carried like a suitcase. It is highly functional, and its opening mechanism ensures that the chair withstands the elements. Home furniture and a sculpture in one, it is a true Pop design icon.
Peter Ghyczy's Garden Egg has been collected by Karl Lagerfeld and Colette's Sarah Andelman, who displayed it in a limited edition in her famous Paris store in Faubourg Saint Honoré; likewise, Gucci's former creative director, Frida Giannini.
The upholstery is in very good condition There are small scratches from wear and age on the exterior base.
Inside cushion has been re-upholstered with a new emerald green fabric.
In 2018, Peter Ghyczy celebrated 50 years of his Garden Egg Chair, known simply as Egg Chair.
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