What's some effay furniture, everybody seems to have replicas of these
Get on that breuer,
or sum Rohe.
It's a bit of a time consuming hobby but you can outswift dealers quite easily and get some period replicas for absolute peanuts. I myself just got an original knoll for the cost of 30km in gas. That's the good shit.
>>9186678
>replicas
>of FUCKING FURNITURE
How can anyone stoop so low?
>>9187131
replicas are everywhere, $800 chair for $50, same asthetic
>>9186678
i picked up the hobby of restoring the real ones of these a few years ago. my living space has a shit load of the original furniture most people seem to overlook heh
with that said i have 6 of the fiberglass originals, in black and white
>>9187131
It's more about the licensing of a design often nearly 50-80 years old. In this contact replica doesn't mean flag 2 big or wonky toebox.
>>9187175
the mounts a weak and the fake legs don't last quite as long
the only replica's i could even begin to suggest are the modernica ones
but i wouldn't even do that tbh
the licensed ones by HM are eh nowadays PTFE i would also stay away from the baltic birch veneer ones
>>9186678t
these are super cool, but only fools would pay for an original
look for cheapo knock-offs, they still look sharp
>>9187201
post plz!
There is a breuer chair in the studio and some fucking dick poked the leather with a pencil
>>9187201
I'd love me a fiberglass one but they are pretty hard to come by. All i seem to find is post-70's molded plastic.
>>9187213
>but only fools would pay for an original
this is what poor stupid people say...
originals are getting hard to find and are a chore to restore
going out to ikea and finding something vaguely modern-ish is about as plebian as dressing up in black H&M women's clothing
>>9187229
the upholstered, H base chairs are almost always fiberglass underneath
i've taken 5-6 of them and sanded them down + sealed them in the past
Antique furniture is the only correct answer.
>>9187255
buying old shit that is chipendale-esque, 1940's-1980's revival, just because it's old is not /fa/ no matter how many old people tell you it is
can anybody recommend really minimalist style chairs?
>>9187131
Because the orignal costs a lot. The replica is a lot cheaper
>>9187344
>>9187368
Not bad for ourdoors
>having your bed super close to the floor
Have fun being cold in the winter
>>9187706
just went thru winter with floor bed without a problem and without a heater in my room
why r u such a pussy?
>>9187249
Hmm, perhaps it because you'd mostly find Vitra's opposed to HM, and rarely modernica.
>>9187913
*over here.
Might have a dab at stripping one down. Cheers mate.
>>9187913
makes sense.
i rarely see older vitra this side of the ocean, unless it's clearly from DWR in LA. but you can tell it's not original HM just by looking at it even before you flip it over and look for the stamp.
modernica is fairly new to the scene since they strictly do reproductions since HM moved to plastic and veneer only
which is why they're famous
but they're good for repops, i use their bases on occasion even though they don't have the right zinc process
but chrome looks better for new fags
>>9187937
What about reproduction bases (other than modernica) ? On the odd chance you find a HM/Vitra fiberglass shell it's almost always paired with a plain black steel frame.
I've seen a fair few on .com around the 100/200 usd mark, but what are they generally like. Better than getting old ones galvanized?
>>9187937
At least Modernica Eiffel bases are still skinny, modern HM & Vitra look way too wide.
Modernica is one of the very few replica's I can bear, they at least strive to make something that's adhering way more to the original design then HM & Vitra.
Price is high though, you can get vintage HM for the same bucks.
>>9187066
I love those chairs, w2c?
>>9188251
Pierre Paulin Butterfly chair
>>9186678
>mfw my grandma had cheap replicas in these in her house her entire life
>never knew they were eames replicas
>im sure she didn't either
they're old as fuck and she always kept them even though they looked out of place
i always liked sitting in them
>>9186742
>outswift dealers
hm?
>>9186678
memechair
>>9187767
and a rack for our hm memechrome clothes.
Does anyone know what this chair is called, and possibly w2c?
>>9187233
only an idiot would spend three grand on a fucking glorified lawn chair, i don't care how rich you are
>>9189434
Don't recognize it but it looks like a bit of everything. Bit of Corbusier, bit of Rohe, bit of Gray.
>>9189550
I'd like to think that it has some more merit in the grand scheme of things than being a snazzy place to rest your arse.
Eye of the beholder though and all that.
>>9187066
>low res
hold yourself to a higher standard m8
Someone please post some cool beds.
My matress has been on the floor for too long.
I still want something low, just not on the floor.
>>9188343
>Pierre Paulin Butterfly chair
thx m8 must cop with the impending tax return
