Classic Mid-century modern design furniture include: Egg Chair – Arne Jacobsen, Swan Chair – Arne Jacobsen, Diamond Chair – Bertoia, Lounge Chair – Eames, Eiffel Base Shell Chair – Eames, La Chaise Chair- Eames, Shell Rocker Chair – Eames, Ball Chair – Eero Aarnio, Bubble Chair – Eero Aarnio, Dining Armchair – Saarinen, Tulip Chair – Saarinen, Womb Chair – Saarinen, Bibendum Chair – Eileen Gray, Florence Chair – Florence Knoll, Coconut Chair – George Nelson, Wishbone Chair – Wegner, Risom Lounge Chair – Jens Risom, LC4 Chaise Lounge – Le Corbusier, LC2 and LC3 Armchair – Le Corbusier, LC7 Armchair – Le Corbusier, Wassily Chair – Marcel Breuer, Little Tulip Chair – Paulin, Cone Chair – Verner Panton, Heart Chair – Verner Panton, S Chair – Verner Panton, Corona Chair – Paul Volther.

                 Classic Mid-century modern design furniture. Will they ever go out of style? We doubt it. Forged by the mid century modern era gods of furniture design, these furnitures were the epitome of innovation when they were first conceived and still top the charts today as the greatest for their resilience and timeless design.

Classic Mid-century modern design furniture

                 The Classic Mid-century modern design furniture Designers: George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames and Jens Risom, featured on Playboy Magazine, July 1961 and republished by DWR.

                 These classic Mid-century modern design furniture have a funny way of transforming an ordinary room into something spectacular. But at times it can be a bit confusing to decide which of these would look great for a particular space. To help you with this, we have prepared a guide that provides suggestions for the application of these chairs in various contemporary interior settings. Also included are brief summaries of the history of each chair along with images that better illustrate their usage.