Acrylic Chairs

A clear acrylic Plona folding chair by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli. The chair folds flat and can be placed against a wall or hung out of sight.

Striking chair modeled after the iconic classic Greek Klismos chair. This sturdy and well weighted transparent acrylic chair features a curved back, tapered legs and a seat upholste...

The Louis Ghost chairs are of the most recognizable chairs of the 21st century. Designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell in 2002. This chair has become an icon of contemporary design. Knock offs...

A pair of vintage ‘Groovy’ lounge chairs designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in 1964. The sculptural frames have elegant curves which emulate pieces of draped fabric. Paulin achie...

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With an unusual design that pairs one piece of curving lucite with white vinyl seats, this pair of Mid-Century Modern lounge chairs is a stylish addition to any interior. Please conf...

The Bubble chair was designed by Eero Aarnio in 1968. According to Eero’s notes, the Bubble hangs from the ceiling because ‘there is no nice way to make a...

Classic Hollywood Regency "Z" stool. Thick sturdy acrylic. Perfect for a vanity or as an occasional chair!

Folding Lucite and chrome chair. The Lucite is amazingly clear. Folds up flat for mobility and convenience. Comfortable enough as a desk, dining, accent chair chair...

For your consideration is a spectacular pair of clear lucite or acrylic side or accent chairs, attributed to Gary Gutterman, circa the 1970s. In excellent vintage condition. Dimensio...

After Ago chair by Richard Yasmine Materials: Foam, Lightweight concrete, plaster and acrylic Dimensions: H 90 x W 45 x D 52cm/65cm Seat height 45 cm Seat depth 45cm Seat width...

Oliver Sundqvist and Frederik Nystrup Larsen Chair model "Beautiful Bouncer" From the "Kiki Beach Club" series Manufactured by Oliver Sundqvist and Frederik Nystrup Larsen Copenhagen (Denmark), 2019 Fiber glass, acrylic, lacquer Contemporary design Measurements 90 cm x 60 cm x 53 cm 35 2/5 in x 23 3/5 in x 20 9/10 in Edition Unique piece Bio The creative duo of Frederik Nystrup-Larsen (b.1992 Copenhagen) and Oliver Sundqvist (b.1991 Copenhagen) has proven to be a partnership that continuously questions the current state of contemporary art. Working on the boundary of art and design, the pair have reinterpreted the processes of consumerism, illustrating critique on overconsumption and poor manufacturing. Intellectually and physically dependent on regular variation and change'Mater’, (meaning mother in Latin), the first collective project between Oliver and Frederik, was a vase originally created as a Christmas present for their mother. The vase was used for the interiors of Norma, a Copenhagen restaurant that is often referred to as the best restaurant in the world. Since ‘Mater’, the duo have continued focusing on creating unique and collectible objects, with a central focus on longevity. The pair seek to ignite a feeling of responsibility in people, through the creations of thoughtful and sustainable pieces. A lot of their work questions the surrounding world, inspired by characters who challenge established understandings of and structures within this world, the duo look towards multiple disciplines to fuel their creativity. Equally as original as their final products, is their method. Triggered by beauty and decay, their creative process is split into phases, - initially, they spend a lot of time reflecting, not stressing about it. Being slow, taking actions that do not related to the project or practice. The following phase; the physical execution of the idea, is built on intuition and (often an unhealthy) tempo. Stress is welcome as we work like machines, brains left aside. The designers split their time between Copenhagen and London and have exhibited at Art Basel, as well as at two solo shows before they had even finished school. The pair are currently working as NIKO JUNE...