Corrugated Cardboard

Corrugated cardboard decorative bowl with colored camo design, signed by artist and dated 1994.

Corrugated cardboard vase rendered in matte black by Flute, Chicago circa 1980s.

Pair of 1970s Vintage Gregory Van Pelt laminated corrugated cardboard lamps in the manner of Frank Gehry.

Corrugated cardboard vase rendered in matte black by Flute, Chicago circa 1980s.

Corrugated cardboard vase rendered in light peach by Flute, Chicago circa 1980s.

This cubic end table transforms the humble material of corrugated cardboard into a sophisticated yet subtle statement.

Gregory Van Pelt for Flute Chicago Monumental Black Corrugated Cardboard Floor Vase on Original Iron Stand, 1980s An exceptional monumental Postmodern floor vase designed by Gregory...

Corrugated cardboard lamp in a pale blush. Made by Flute, in Chicago circa 1980s.

Rare and Large 1980’s mid-century modern style beehive pendant lamp in corrugated cardboard in a deep plum base color with a splatter turquoise .

American 1980s Mid-Century Modern antique white corrugated cardboard table lamp designed by Gregory Van Pelt and made by Flute of Chicago.

Constructed from laminated corrugated cardboard with hardboard edging, the set reflects both the experimental spirit and intellectual rigor that would later define Gehry’s celebrated...

A bold, sculptural table lamp by Flute of Chicago, designed by Gregory Van Pelt in the 1980s Postmodern idiom — often cited as "in the manner of" Frank Gehry's Easy Edges cardboard f...

An abstract painting on corrugated cardboard mounted onto a wooden panel. A work by Gert Stockburger, a German architect based in Denmark, from the late 20th century.

An abstract painting on corrugated cardboard mounted onto a wooden panel. A work by Gert Stockburger, a German architect based in Denmark, from the late 20th century.

An abstract painting on corrugated cardboard mounted onto a wooden panel. A work by Gert Stockburger, a German architect based in Denmark, from the late 20th century.

Frank Gehry, the ‘gratuitously eccentric’ architect behind the Guggenheim Bilbao gained attention in the 1970s with his ‘Easy Edges’ furniture series (1969-73). Constructed in corrug...

Frank Gehry, the ‘gratuitously eccentric’ architect behind the Guggenheim Bilbao gained attention in the 1970s with his ‘Easy Edges’ furniture series (1969-73). Constructed in corrug...

Late 20th Century Cork and Cardboard "Easy Edges" 6 Bottle Wine Rack. In the manner of Frank Gehry. Featuring a sturdy rectangular layered Cork faced Cardboard form with 6 areas for ...

Corrugated cardboard dining chairs attributed to Frank O.

From Le Shoppe Too in Michigan, this large corrugated cardboard vase rendered in matte gray by Flute, Chicago circa 1980s and moving in concentric circles creating the round shape.

Mid-Century wiggle side chair made of sculpted corrugated cardboard with wood veneer along the edges (FRANK GEHRY) Some wear on seat and back, consistent with use.

We only have the natural corrugated cardboard version.

A wonderful post modern side table constructed of black corrugated cardboard wrapped in a a tapered cone shape, topped with a 20" diameter glass top and capped with a lovely brass di...

Produced by Easy Edges, Inc, United States / Canada, 1970s. Produced in corrugated cardboard and masonite. Overall Dimensions (inches): 25.9"H x 24"W x 40.5"D Seat Height (inches):...

Contemporary Italian white porcelain footed bowl with all around corrugated cardboard design. Handmade

A Frank Gehry attributed curved and corrugated cardboard side chair or chair, which was designed 1970s and executed 1980s.

The chair is constructed from layered corrugated cardboard, revealing the material's natural texture and creating a striking interplay of curves, lines, and organic forms.

From architect Frank Gehry's iconic corrugated cardboard Easy Edges series, a rare gaming table having an octagonal top that rests upon three square columns.

He used a particular type of multi-layer corrugated cardboard, and stipulated its use in the production versions by Vitra.

Easy Edges was first developed by Gehry in the early 1970s as a serious investigation into laminated corrugated cardboard as a structural furniture material.

Perhaps the most voluptuous of Frank Gehry’s corrugated cardboard furniture designs, this Grandpa Beaver chair was in the personal collection of Jay Chiat, and resided for a number o...

Rare experimental corrugated cardboard side chair from the "Easy Edges" series, designed by Frank Gehry for Vitra, c. 1970s.

Crafted from laminated corrugated cardboard and masonite, this striking chair features a beautifully patinated finish that adds character and depth.

Item features a single drawer, lower shelf, flip top with interior storage and lift out tray (more recently constructed of corrugated cardboard), very nice antique sewing stand.

Although designed in 1979, the furniture from this series was not produced until 1986 by New City Editions. Made of corrugated cardboard with a plywood bottom. Very rare and a fine e...

He made his Santa Monica home, a deconstructivist work of art, from plywood, corrugated metal and chain-link fence. This dining table in corrugated pressed cardboard exemplifies Geh...

Standing 48 cm high and 23 cm long, the piece displays visible marks from the creation process, such as the impressions of corrugated cardboard and rough earth textures. Its striking...

Having established his own firm in Los Angeles in 1961, Gehry saw a pile of corrugated cardboard outside his office and started to experiment.

Constructed from bent beechwood and corrugated cardboard, both painted white, the table exemplifies early experiments with lightweight, industrial materials—hallmarks of modernist th...

The idea of the screen is a sublime mystification: a wall that is not a wall. Corrugated cardboard, a humble but reliable material, is presented in a very refined technology.

The idea of the screen is a sublime mystification: a wall that is not a wall. Corrugated cardboard, a humble but reliable material, is presented in a very refined technology.

Frank Gehry rare bar stool Easy Edges, Inc. USA, 1973 corrugated cardboard, masonite 29½ h × 11½ w × 14 d in (75 × 29 × 36 cm) Gehry was born on February 28, 1929 in Toronto, Cana...

He made his Santa Monica home, a deconstructivist work of art, from plywood, corrugated metal and chain-link fence. This dining table in corrugated pressed cardboard exemplifies Geh...

Made from hardboard and corrugated cardboard, the tone and patina indicating an earlier Vitra edition.

This set of three floor lamps is crafted from tightly hand-woven, coiled, and layered corrugated cardboard. Each form recalls the silhouette of an ancient amphora or woven vessel, of...

The armchairs were crafted by bending corrugated cardboard inside a bentwood frame, with black oval-headed iron nails securing the material to the seat.

Each piece retains visible traces of the artisanal process: corrugated cardboard impressions, rough hand-worked textures, and expressive fingerprints left by the sculptor, transmitti...

Each piece retains visible traces of the artisanal process: corrugated cardboard impressions, rough hand-worked textures, and expressive fingerprints left by the sculptor, transmitti...

Each piece retains visible traces of the artisanal process: corrugated cardboard impressions, rough hand-worked textures, and expressive fingerprints left by the sculptor, transmitti...

Cartoons characterized by a self-supporting structure in light gray corrugated cardboard. The upper and lower edges are in black rubber with rigid terminal elements in satin die-cast...

Originally conceived in the early 1970s and later produced by Vitra, the design challenges established hierarchies by transforming humble corrugated cardboard into a structurally rob...

Each piece retains visible traces of the artisanal process: corrugated cardboard impressions, rough hand-worked textures, and expressive fingerprints left by the sculptor, transmitti...

Each piece retains visible traces of the artisanal process: corrugated cardboard impressions, rough hand-worked textures, and expressive fingerprints left by the sculptor, transmitti...

Its sleek body is crafted from metal and the cone shade is constructed from corrugated painted cardboard. The playful lamp shade offers great texture and an array of beautiful colors.

Vintage Greater Kudu Horns on Sculptural Taxidermy Form. A striking vintage greater kudu shoulder mount, featuring a magnificent set of deeply spiraled horns with multiple twists - ...