Results for "Shiro Kuramata" - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Spice set, Shiro Kuramata Japanese, Chromed steel — Spice set
Designer Shiro Kuramata
Manufacturer Time Studio
1980

"How High the Moon" Armchair, Shiro Kuramata Japanese, Nickel-plated steel mesh — "How High the Moon" Armchair
Designer Shiro Kuramata
Manufacturer Vitra
1986

"Flower Vase #3", Shiro Kuramata Japanese, Poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), glass — "Flower Vase #3"
Designer Shiro Kuramata
Manufacturer Ishimaru Co. Ltd.
1989

"Sing, Sing, Sing" Armchair, Shiro Kuramata Japanese, Steel — "Sing, Sing, Sing" Armchair
Designer Shiro Kuramata
Manufacturer XO
designed 1985

Kyoto Table, Shiro Kuramata Japanese, Concrete, glass, metal and stone — Kyoto Table
Designer Shiro Kuramata
Designer Memphis Milano
Manufacturer Ishimaru Co. Ltd.
1983

Enorme Telephone, Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria, ABS polymer casing, synthetic rubber (styrene based), silicon — Enorme Telephone
Ettore Sottsass
Designer David Kelley
1986

Enorme Telephone, Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria, ABS polymer casing, silicone rubber buttons — Enorme Telephone
Ettore Sottsass
Designer David Kelley
1986

"Slick Slick" Stackable Chair, Philippe Starck French, Polypropylene (PP) — "Slick Slick" Stackable Chair
Designer Philippe Starck
Manufacturer XO
1999

Stacking Side Chair, Verner Panton Danish, Luran-S plastic (acrylate-styrene-acrylonitrile) — Stacking Side Chair
Designer Verner Panton
designed 1960, manufactured ca. 1973

Chair Transformation #17A, Lucas Samaras American, born Greece, Acrylic on plywood — Chair Transformation #17A
Lucas Samaras
1969–70/ca. 1980

"Gyre" lounge chair, Zaha Hadid British, born Iraq, Polyester resin and polyurethane lacquer — "Gyre" lounge chair
Designer Zaha Hadid
Manufacturer Established & Sons
2006

"Calla" Side Chair (model no. 1005), William Sawaya, Fiberglass reinforced polypropylene — "Calla" Side Chair (model no. 1005)
Designer William Sawaya
Manufacturer Heller Incorporated
2001

Round-backed Armchair, Shao Fan Chinese, Stainless steel, China — Round-backed Armchair
Shao Fan
2000

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