Knoll Outdoor Lounge Chair by Jens Risom - Ochre Size:One Size It was considered revolutionary for

It was considered revolutionary for its use of woven paper for the seat—a replacement for the seagrass developed during World War II for woven seating

which accompanies a survey of Verburg's work at The Museum of Modern Art

each in a different color of rainbow

with the exception of the rook

Knoll Outdoor Lounge Chair by Jens Risom - Ochre Size:One Size It was considered revolutionary forDanish American Jens Risom was one of the first designers to bring Scandinavian design to the U. S. Conceived in 1943, his Risom Lounge Chair was commissioned by the Hans Knoll Furniture Company as a solution to supply disruptions during World War II, as it could be produced locally in the States. The chair is distinguished by its minimalist, armless frame wrapped in crosshatched fabric, and was designed for indoor use. An earlier version of the chair