Showing posts with label Peter Ghyczy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Ghyczy. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Lighting Design | Turtle Lamp Designed By Peter Ghyczy



The half-shade of this lamp is a metal cast of a turtle’s shell, permitting the light to be angled toward the side against a wall or downward. The socket fits halogen bulbs (a halogen bulb is included). A sensor allows for dimming the light. The lampshade and base are sand cast and only partially polished. Custom fabrication, tailored to the customer’s needs, available upon request. For more information see the price list.
Design: Peter Ghyczy, 2005

So2 | Lightweight chair with pivoting backrest Designed By Peter Ghyczy



The frame of this chair is made from a stainless steel tube bent in a flowing line. The backrest pivots for greater comfort. It comes in two varieties: upholstered or seat and back in transparent acrylic.
Design: Peter Ghyczy, 1988

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Garden(egg)chair Designed By Peter Ghyczy



The garden(egg)chair is a versatile piece of high-end furniture meant primarily for outdoor use, but by now also a true design classic dating from 1968. Its creator, Peter Ghyczy intended the chair for use in the garden as well as indoors, and because of this its particular features are well adjusted for a life outside. With the top folded up, the garden(egg)chair is a comfortable place to relax in, on its soft cushion interior. When flipped down, it turns into a stylish piece of garden art with a resistant exterior hiding the cushion away underneath its waterproof cover for all-weather use. As of the year 2001, production of the original garden(egg)chair has returned to its roots, at Ghyczy Selection BV, and at its 40-year anniversary a specially designed limited edition of the textile cushion cover was released. Furthermore, the chair has been taken up in the Vitra Design Museum Miniatures Collection, certifying its importance among designer furniture. The garden(egg)chair can be ordered from the website at: www.gardeneggchair.com, or purchased at design shows/conventions across Europe as well as certain retailers. Naturally the website can also be consulted for more information about the garden(egg) chair and how to purchase it.
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