Chair ID.. Bit of a long shot.  

It's an easy one.
Wiggle...
It's an easy one.
Wiggle Side Chair
Frank Gehry, 1972/2005. Produced by Vitra.

Nice one
Nice one

AND.....
It's made out of cardboard.
Totally awesome.

I actually heard...
I actually heard in an interview there was a high demand for his furniture designs but he decided to stop designing it because he didnt want to be known as a furniture designer. He wanted to focus solely on his architecture.

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unfortunately

Was that a very early interview?
At this point in his career, nobody would forget that Gehry's an architect if he were to design a few more chairs. It might even be expected of him. I mean, when's the last time you heard of an architect who DIDN'T also want to design all the furniture in his buildings? And in extreme cases, also the lighting, wall treatments, silverware, doorknobs.... It's not an uncommon impulse.
Also, Gehry DOES still design furniture -- benches, mostly -- for his buildings. You can't buy those pieces from Knoll, but still.
And besides, he doesn't seem to mind being known as a jewelry designer....
Anyway, I like just about everything he's ever designed in metal, and I buy all of it that I can find.
Heath, was your one-word comment meant to be read as praise for Gehry's furniture, or as disapproval of his architecture?

Has anyone seen one of his...
Has anyone seen one of his latest mostrocities?
Maybe he should go back to designing furniture.

Love it.
Wish it were closer, within easy traveling distance. But of course the weather is different up here, so if it were closer it wouldn't have been designed that way.
And I agree with you that he should design more furniture.

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Really? Well different strokes and all that, Sydney is getting its own soon, it looks so diseased.

When I first see this image...
When I first see this image for this Sydney University of Technology site I was sure this was him just seeing how silly he could push one of his designs.
Of course a government dept fell for it but we'll see when it's finished.
I really hope it's better in the flesh.

I'm reality that building...
I'm reality that building will probably look similar to the New York by Gehry building in NYC...Ihope... It's a beautifully refreshing take on a high rise in my opinion.

Documentary
If you watch the Gehry documentary, you can see a bit of his design process. He basically just crumples up pieces of paper.

fun to have
zain107
These pieces are fun to own, but difficult to use.
I had my cabinet make cut Ettore Sottsass Bacterio (5365) black & white laminate for Abet Laminati to match the various top sizes and bond this to black laminate for removable covers of the Frank Gehry Easy Edges nesting tables. They are now usable with less apprehension of spills.
I like all the items from this collection. Buy one and enjoy.

fastfwd...
fastfwd... it was an article from the early or mid 90's. I want to say it was around when he got the Pritzker prize?? i could be wrong though. Ill look for it later today. but his comment on furniture was more along the lines that he had had some success with selling his pieces and it scared him because he wasnt ready to be a furniture designer, he wanted to focus on architecture, or something along those lines. so i guess it was earlier in his career, when he was just starting out?
Edit" sorry i went back and re read your whole post but yeah i agree chances are that was before he became established. I'm sure he could do a whole line of furniture now and nobody would forget he's an architect.