emeco hudson chair
by Philippe Starck from Emeco - sale
emeco hudson chair
Design Philippe Starck, 2000
Thermal treated recycled aluminum
Made in USA by Emeco
The Hudson chair is a spectacular update backed by an iconic bloodline. Philippe Starck created and named it for Ian Schrager's Hudson Hotel in Manhattan. Included in the design collection of the Museum of Modern Art, the Hudson was selected by the Chicago Athanaeum as one of the top designs for 2000, winning the prestigious "Good Design Award". Three times stronger than steel and amazingly light weight, these chairs have a life expectancy of at least 150 years. Timeless. Chairs admired today - and indefinitely. Chairs that span generations and cultures.
Brushed finish is suitable for outdoor use. Polished finish is only recommended for indoors or protected outdoor environments.
15.5" w | 19.5" d | 33.5" h | seat: 18" h | 8.25 lbs.
Thermal treated recycled aluminum
Made in USA by Emeco
The Hudson chair is a spectacular update backed by an iconic bloodline. Philippe Starck created and named it for Ian Schrager's Hudson Hotel in Manhattan. Included in the design collection of the Museum of Modern Art, the Hudson was selected by the Chicago Athanaeum as one of the top designs for 2000, winning the prestigious "Good Design Award". Three times stronger than steel and amazingly light weight, these chairs have a life expectancy of at least 150 years. Timeless. Chairs admired today - and indefinitely. Chairs that span generations and cultures.
Brushed finish is suitable for outdoor use. Polished finish is only recommended for indoors or protected outdoor environments.
15.5" w | 19.5" d | 33.5" h | seat: 18" h | 8.25 lbs.
$996.00 + free shipping
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Philippe Starck
Subversive, ethical, ecological, political, humorous… this is how I see my duty as a designer. Philippe Starck believes that creation, whatever form it takes, must improve the lives of as many people as possible.
Emeco holds tightly to a foundation of craftsmanship and utilitarian design. The guiding principle is sustainability, design plus craftsmanship.