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Did it bother anyone else that in the photo of the Wassily chair in the article, only one of the little feet is in the correct orientation? Without commenting
by JR1427 3y ago
Did it bother anyone else that in the photo of the Wassily chair in the article, only one of the little feet is in the correct orientation?
Without commenting on the overall design, the fact that this can apparently happen smacks of bad design to me, at least in the details.
- kansface 3y agoThose are removable for carpet … or maybe addable for hard floors is more accurate. Someone just put them on upside down on the front and then photoshopped out all context. See https://www.knoll.com/product/wassily-chair https://www.knoll.com/product/wassily-chair
- kjkjadksj 3y agoI think what made these good design is that they were pioneers. Consider the eames chair. Plenty of people lust after one, they are worth more than a used car. I have sat in one but there wasn’t any magic or anything. Any recliner feels the same. But that being said my perspective is from a world post eames chair. Before this chair maybe there wasn’t a comparable experience at all among what people were usually buying for chairs.