Design Ombré Glass Chair by German Ermics is a tribute to To Shiro Kuramata
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Ombré Glass Chair by German Ermics is a tribute to To Shiro Kuramata

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Claudia Fuggetti
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German Ermics is a Latvian designer who has recently presented to the public his splendid Ombré Glass Chair, which embodies the perfect tribute to To Shiro Kuramata and his iconic Glass Chair (1976), considered one of the iconic furniture designers of the 20th century. The keyword of his creation is “simplicity” combined with the transparency and the apparent lightness of the material, the result is an elegant minimal work.

Another peculiarity of the chair is that it was manufactured with a new industrial product, the Photobond 100, welded without the use of screws or mounting-reinforcements, thus eliminating any superficiality.
It is interesting how the Ombré Glass Chair represents immateriality and at the same time is a collector’s item for all design enthusiasts.

Visit the designer’s website here if you want to know more.

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Written by Claudia Fuggetti

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