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Philippe Starck Man Ray Wheelbarrow Chair – Reupholstered

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Palm Desert, CA · Reported available

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Artist

Man Ray

Model / collection

Man Ray Wheelbarrow Chair

Period

late 20th century

Dimensions

Seat: Height 19 in

Width 22.75 in × Height 34.5 in × Depth 43 in

Materials

Oak, fabric

Oak, fabric Year: 2000 Lead time: Available Now in the Showroom Price: $2,750 each

Crafted in bleached wood, this chair was manufactured for the Clift Hotel in San Francisco in the late 20th century, part of the celebrated interiors p

Condition

meticulously reupholstered

Medium

pale purple Coraggio wool

Additional details
Collection

Man Ray

Dealer notes

This striking “Man Ray” chair by Philippe Starck is one of the designer’s most playful reinterpretations of surrealist inspiration. Starck developed the form after Man Ray’s iconic fashion photograph in which a model, dressed in an evening gown, is posed regally in a wheelbarrow. Translating that sense of humor into functional design, he created a sculptural lounge chair supported by a large rear wheel, giving the silhouette the unmistakable character of a refined wheelbarrow. Crafted in bleached wood, this chair was manufactured for the Clift Hotel in San Francisco in the late 20th century, part of the celebrated interiors project led by Starck.  We currently have 2 chairs, priced seperately. The chairs have been meticulously reupholstered in pale purple Coraggio wool, echoing the tone of the original vinyl while enhancing the elegance of the frames. Comfortable, sculptural, and instantly recognizable, this Philippe Starck Man Ray chair brings a bold and artistic presence to any interior. Collectors of postmodern design will appreciate how this Philippe Starck Man Ray chair merges wit, craftsmanship, and history. Dimensions: 22.75”W x 34.5”H x 43”D, Seat Height: 19” Weight: 45lbs each

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