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	SCIG ASKS:why so many are so in love....	1 Relevance	22 years ago	drs	General discussion
	SCIG ASKS:why so many are so in love.... I think the reason for this thread is what is the (THING) these people have about this specific chair.I can easily infer most are not "design addicts"they dont seem to have much grasp/interest in/of design in general.I see no need to defend this excellent design,it speaks for itself.Why do you write so much and yet refuse to answer the question?
	RE: 1960s Moulded Plywood Lounge Chair	1 Relevance	5 years ago	edmccoll	Identification
	Thanks @dreamuk27, thats good information to have. Pity your parents gave them away as the one thing I know for certain is that it is the comfiest chair I have ever sat on. I was sure I wouldn't ever find anything as comfortable as the GPlan Housemaster and this came into my life. I will keep in touch with any more info and I think you are right about the feet. Thanks Ed
	Thanks for the replies. I	1 Relevance	12 years ago	scott arbuckle	General discussion
	Thanks for the replies. I wasn't able to find anything with these chairs and the spheres that are online. The only thing that has the spheres I can find with my research is the one a gallery has in NYC. If anyone has any other places they recommend looking, please let me know! Thank you, Scott Heath: I wasn't able to clearly understand your post.
	I agree. Repaint/restore the ...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	bgillettephoto	General discussion
	I agree. Repaint/restore the ... I agree. Repaint/restore the blue one, leave the black as-is. I did a similar thing with a set of aluminum group chairs. One shows fifty years of use, the other looks like it was just delivered.
	I am by no means an expert...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	WaywardVintage	General discussion
	I am by no means an expert... I am by no means an expert in mcm design and am not the richest person in the world...but I see no point in buying new reproduction furniture when I could have the real thing...just seems silly to invest in reproduction...it is only ever going to depreciate in value...
	I too bought a house	1 Relevance	18 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	I too bought a house with new wall-to-wall carpet (not my thing, but heck, it's new), so I bought a Bissell Pro-heat 2X cleaner. I have a poair of cats who occasionally urp, so I have used the cleaner and it works really nicely. Happy with it all around.
	one of the elements of my h...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	one of the elements of my h... one of the elements of my home is what these guys the Harvard 5 called Celestal Windows in their words windows to the stars that open every thing up, I love this about my home, no boxy rooms here, and to think that it was built in 63
	thumbing thru ladies home...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	b	General discussion
	thumbing thru ladies home... thumbing thru ladies home journal and critical reading are not the same thing......Betty dont hold your breath she not up to it.She IS smart enough not to attempt even a comment on the essay.
	.	1 Relevance	15 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. I tried looking for an archive of Danish telephone directories , couldn't find quite the right thing but going through some genealogical sites might be more helpful. Actually any online archive of Danish newspapers would help and I'm sure you could find something doing that.
	Marbro lamp in opaline...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	tchp	General discussion
	Marbro lamp in opaline... Marbro lamp in opaline glass. I am assuming this is Archimede Seguso. Not the typical thing I collect, but when it is just sitting there at the Goodwill...
	I would have to agree. Whethe...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	I would have to agree. Whethe... I would have to agree. Whether someone likes it or not, yes, is an opinion. Whether or not it is modern? Not really an opinion. It is clearly not. Not by any definition that I have seen or read regarding modern as a movement or style. It's one thing to let an object be what it is, it's quite another to overcompensate for it.
	BJ	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Riki	General discussion
	BJ this is the next thing I was going to paint. It's a metal sculpture on a fountain at the Olympics Museum just down the road that I just really like the shape of. How would I paint it (just the sculpture, not the whole fountain)to make it more earthy/warmer?
	Interesting, something to loo...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Interesting, something to loo... Interesting, something to look into I'd like to see them in color 😀 One thing when we brought them I did notice they are on the short side. I have a Danish table and these just don't look right with it. Are these dining chairs or maybe side chairs? Or maybe for someone who isn't so tall?
	yeah I suggested silicone...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	HP	General discussion
	yeah I suggested silicone... yeah I suggested silicone rubber earlier but I imagaine tooling up for such a thing is expensive. Something that could be done on a copy lather would be good.
	About compact fluorescent bulbs.	1 Relevance	20 years ago	Gustavo	General discussion
	About compact fluorescent bulbs. CULTURAL THING: May be one answer to me it,s that,s a cultural thing, and we need time to accept compact flourescent bulb as they are. I read that Alejandro Virasoro, a good architect wrote in 1910 or so, something like that: Why people doesn,t accept ,new technologies, AS THEY ARE. He was talking about the new incandescent bulb, He was angry because people(specially rich people) needed to put a basement under the bulb, to look it like a candle. And he couldn,t understand why they couldn,t accept electric bulbs as they are, but need them to have the last new car. So may be we have to wait, left fluorescent technology do it by itself, and accept it as it is. I am not a big fun of ,NEW, nor ,NEW TECHNOLOGIES,, I used to be when I was younger, But I learned, that?s better to wait. Because when they do one improvement, could do more mistakes (when want to solve one CON, adds one or two new CONS) And about new technologies, I repeat I am not a big fun, I like your approach to the emerging led technology, but I don't think that would fluorescent disappear. Every new technology lefts more or less space to the precedent. Think that we still have incandescent bulbs, and even candles are the best option in many cases, (soft lighting, romantic lighting), and for when all the other technologies doesn't work, we still have candles. They work without electricity!!!. Ps: You said you design lighting luminaries with halogen. I design and manufacture lighting luminaries ALWAYS for E27 (Iam start trying G9 as they are tiny, but I don't know wich new problems I'll have) You see that's true that I don't like technologies. I should stop, or I'll begin to design lamps only for candles.