Postmodern chairs
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The forum's been quiet for a while, so I thought I'd try to wake it up with a model of "Parrot" chairs by the noted postmodern architect Michale Graves. Among many other things, he designed teapots for Target, a public building in Portland, Oregon, and the main branch of the Denver Public Library. He did these chairs in the early eighties. The originals have a burgundy leather seat and a frame covered in maple veneer. (I got lazy and used a SketchUp texture.)
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Nice job on a somewhat unusual chair
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Thank you gentlemen. The postmodern movement seems to have fizzled, and I think Frenchy's comment explains why.
Best,
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Conceptual before comfortable!
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