Richard Neutra Boomerang Chair
Richard Neutra believed that architecture should serve as a catalyst
for social betterment. When he developed the San Pedro, Calif. Channel
Heights Housing project in 1942, he also designed the Boomerang Chair
which was intended for its interiors. With a uniquely shaped veneered
plywood frame and a form-fitting woven web seating surface, the
Boomerang Chair provided an aesthetically rich furniture solution.
Under the guidance of Dion Neutra, House Industries and Otto Design
Group have collaborated to make this rare specimen of Modern furniture
more widely available - even to those who don't own a Neutra home. The
initial edition of 100 chairs has been extensively refined and will be
signed and numbered by Dion Neutra and distributed exclusively by House
Industries. Available in either genuine walnut or maple finish, the
Boomerang Chair's organic form and charmingly simple construction make
it a smart addition to any home or business decor.
Dimensions:
Width: 25.5",
Depth: 31.5",
Height: 29.75"
Design:
Richard Neutra
Manufacturer:
House Industries
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