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91/1365 Lounge, 'Wicker Lounge', wickered rattan / steel, designed by Marc Newson, made by Hawaii-Thai Co Ltd, Australia / Thailand, 1990 / 1991. Click to enlarge.

'Wicker Lounge' by Marc Newson

Lounge, 'Wicker Lounge', wickered rattan / steel, designed by Marc Newson, Sydney, Australia, 1990, made by Hawaii-Thai Co Ltd, Bangkok, Thailand, 1991

Lounge of woven wickered rattan surface over a steel subframe. The lounge has an 'organic hourglass' shape, with a recessed central area dipping towards the centre from the front and back and at both ends. One end of the lounge curves upwards, off the floor. The lounge is backless and armless.

Summary

Object No.

91/1365

Object Statement

Lounge, 'Wicker Lounge', wickered rattan / steel, designed by Marc Newson, made by Hawaii-Thai Co Ltd, Australia / Thailand, 1990 / 1991

Physical Description

Lounge, 'Wicker Lounge', wickered rattan / steel, designed by Marc Newson, Sydney, Australia, 1990, made by Hawaii-Thai Co Ltd, Bangkok, Thailand, 1991

Lounge of woven wickered rattan surface over a steel subframe. The lounge has an 'organic hourglass' shape, with a recessed central area dipping towards the centre from the front and back and at both ends. One end of the lounge curves upwards, off the floor. The lounge is backless and armless.

Dimensions

Height

490 mm

Width

760 mm

Depth

1765 mm

Source

Credit Line

Purchased 1991

Acquisition Date

19 November 1991

Cite this Object

Harvard

'Wicker Lounge' by Marc Newson 2023, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 23 March 2023, <https://ma.as/112517>

Wikipedia

{{cite web |url=https://ma.as/112517 |title='Wicker Lounge' by Marc Newson |author=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences |access-date=23 March 2023 |publisher=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Australia}}

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