Leda Chair by Angela Oedekoven, 1983

Description

On behalf of Oedekoven Design, Cremer & Cremer, who were known to produce prototypes for international designers, produced the Leda … more On behalf of Oedekoven Design, Cremer & Cremer, who were known to produce prototypes for international designers, produced the Leda chair.

At the chair of Angela Oedekoven, the curved element in birch veneer and the seating area in painted wood is made.

To see in the Vitra SchauDepot and published in the "Atlas des Möbeldesign" of the Vitra Design Museum.

It should be produced in a circulation of 150 pieces. 50 pieces were produced. This chair carries the number 004 of 150.

Rolf Fehlbaum from Vitra acquired the prototype in aluminum and the model in gray-yellow painting in 1987 for his collection. Postcards published at the opening of the Vitra Design Museum in 1989, including that of the furniture design of the 80s, Leda represented with eleven other chairs. Weil am Rhein took the chair in its yearbook 89.

From the private collection of Peter Schmitz, then acquired directly by Angela Oedekoven.

Designated on the bottom.

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