Kuramata Sing Sing Sing

Rare 1985 Japanese wire mesh (powder coated in yellow) and chrome "Sing Sing Sing" armchair designed by Shiro Kuramata.

Postmodern icon, the sing sing sing chair was designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1985 for the French manufacturer XO (co-founded by Philippe Starck).

Sculptural "Sing Sing" Model Chair designed by Shiro Kuramata for XO, Japan, 1985.

Designed by Shiro Kuramata, 1960s Japanese steel wire mesh "Sing Sing" armchair with roll form back and front to seat supported on a chrome tubular frame.

Pair of 1960s Japanese steel wire mesh "Sing Sing" armchairs by Shiro Kuramata. The chairs feature roll form backs and seats supported on a tubular chrome frame.

Pair of modern "Sing Sing Sing" chairs designed by Shiro Kuramata, manufactured by Pastoe, Netherlands, in 1985, before the XO Editions.

Nickel Plated Wire Sing Sing Sing Chair by Shiro Kuramata for XO

Shiro Kuramata; Armchair; Memphis member; Sing sing; Steel wire mesh: 1985 Japanese steel wire mesh "Sing Sing Sing" armchair by Shiro Kuramata.

CHROME TUBULAR METAL FRAME WITH WIRE MESH SEATING SECTION ALSO IN CHROME FINISH.EARLY EDITION.SIGNED.PRICE IS PER CHAIR.

'Sing Sing Sing' chair designed by Shiro Kuramata.

Sing Sing chair designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1985 for XO.

A fantastic “Sing Sing” chair designed by Shiro Kuramata, manufactured by XO in France in the 1980s.

The iconic Sing Sing chair by Shiro Kuramata, available as a set of four. all stamped with the "XO" brand on the base.

Pair Parsons Lounge Chairs, 1980. Original ultra-suede upholstery shows minor wear, consistent with age and use

Post-modern Maurizio Peregalli and Sergio Calatroni chair, edited by Zeus circa 1985, Italy. Poltrona model. Black powder-coated square steel tube, black self-skinning polyurethane s...

Modern - interior design - Decoration Measures : 44x50cm H:78cm SH:44cm Material : Aluminium This chair is part of a series designed by Carlo Bartoli for the Italian manufacturer Y...

Lounge chair designed by Julio Katinsky for Novo Rumo in a comfortable and unique design.

1970’s Gastone Rinaldi high backed dining chair. Produced by Rima, Italy. Black powder coated metal construction. Design: Gastone Rinaldi, Italy, 1970-1979 Produced: Rima, Italy, 19...

Exaggerated curves of tubular steel and perforated sheet metal define The Dr Sonderbar Chair by French architect and designer Philippe Starck (b. 1949). Influenced by his childhood s...

Pat Conley “Chair No. 2,” XO, France A striking example of late 20th-century design, defined by its fluid, sculptural, architectural lines and industrial materiality. Crafted in me...

Designed by Pascal Mourgue for the French manufacturer Artelano in the 1990s, the 'Rio' chair embodies a refined balance of industrial materials and minimalist design. Featuring a sl...

A design of deceptive simplicity, Starck’s Mickville chair plays a deft trick. A rotating segment in the tubular back enables movement in one leg, thus allowing the circular seat to ...

How High the Moon, designed by Shiro Kuramata for Vitra in 1986, is a poetic reflection on the very idea of the chair. Kuramata reinterprets one of the most recognizable forms of Wes...

Shiro Kuramata’s ‘How High The Moon’ Armchair is an iconic exploration of material, form, and perception in modern design. Created in 1986, the chair is constructed entirely from thi...

Shown here is the glass table 1976. The low table characterised by the very refined minimal aspect with feet in mm. 24 thick transparent glass, thermo-welded to the top in mm. 12 thi...

HAL2 chair designed by Shiro Kuramata for Cassina Inderdecor in 1987. Vinyl seat and expand metal back.

Glass Shelves #1 (1976) Shelves is shown here in the transparent glass. Bookcase characterised by the extraordinary formal cleanness and the golden proportions, entirely realized in ...

A Kuramata side 1 eighteen drawers cabinet in cherrywood. Shiro Kuramata was a Japanese designer from 1965 when he founded the Kuramata Design Office in Tokyo until he died in 1991...