The structure of the Diamond Chair clearly separates the different functions of the chair; the transparent wire shell bends from a squared lattice into an organically shaped diamond, like a net frozen in space, and the round iron base makes it a polished diamond.<\/p>\n
Bertoia thinks that his furniture is similar to his sculptures: “In chairs, first of all, many functional problems have to be solved, but basically chairs are also studies of space, form and metal.” A closer look reveals that they are mostly composed of air. Space flows through them.<\/p>\n
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