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Date: ca.1946
Designer: Rudolph M. Schindler
Place of Origin: California, USA
This Dining Chair uses a single piece of plywood that functions as both the back and the legs, giving the chair a backwards slant. This is combined with a front facing support under the seat, stabilizing the chair.
Austrian-born American architect Rudolph M. Schindler crafted this chair when his friend Beata Inaya requested a set of furniture for her apartment in Los Angeles. The chair is rounded at the top of the back and the edge of the seat, giving it a comfortable aesthetic. The patterns of the douglas fir pine give the chair a natural look.
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