Neo Country Rocker
- Designed by: Ineke Hans
- Made by: Cappellini
- Price: $3,055
As a young Dutch designer, Ineke Hans is practically required to produce work that is playful and ironic. She did not disappoint at the Milan Furniture Fair in 2007, when Cappellini introduced her line of generously proportioned wood furniture in natural or blue tinted lime called Neo Country. A contemporary take on the solid-wood armchair, rocker, and stool once commonly found in rural Dutch homes, Neo Country was one of the sweetest surprises amidst vulgar chairs and grotesque lamps.
More info: cappellini.it
Comments
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really? I know chairs are difficult to produce, making them sturdy while maintaining proportion, but $3000? Looks a tad clumsy
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shane of edmonton alberta seems to like to deride other people's work! All his comments we found were totally negative !! Fortunately we don't all only use butcherblock. I find you chair innovative and different! Congratulations and thanks for sharing yo creativity, Ingrid
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