If you’ve ever sat in a waiting room, a school hall, community centre, slightly grim office or any place that requires multiple chairs that can be shifted aside, stacked for storage or taken away at a ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Every age has its chair. The swinging 60s had the beanbag, perfect for lolling about and discussing the ...

Robin Day, perhaps Britain’s most influential furniture designer since World War II, whose spare, practical and affordable inventions were exemplified by the now ubiquitous “polyprop” chair, died Nov.

Philippe Starck's molded polypropylene Bubble Club Armchairs, in which James Spader and William Shatner sit and smoke at the end of each episode of "Boston Legal," are so last year. This year's poly ...

Wing chair, Chippendale chair (Alamy), Thonet No 14, Jasper Morrison folding Air Chair, Robin Day Polyprop chair (courtesy of the Design Museum, London) Ikea is promising to "democratise" the ...

Dezeen Showroom: Italian furniture brand Magis has launched the Bell Chair, an affordable, stackable monobloc seat made of recycled polypropylene by Konstantin Grcic. The Bell Chair, which retails for ...

Furniture designer Robin Day, who has died at the age of 95, lived to become a legend in his own lifetime. Day created the world's first Polypropylene chair, fondly known as the "Polyprop", one of the ...

Every age has its chair. The swinging 60s had the beanbag, perfect for lolling about and discussing the meaning of life, but the star of the decade is surely the plastic stacking chair designed by ...

Ikea is promising to "democratise" the furniture market by producing a mass-selling chair for use both in the home and public places. But can anyone surpass the giants of the everyday chair? It's more ...

Our mission is to deliver unbiased, fact-based reporting that holds power to account and exposes the truth. Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. Furniture designer Robin Day, who has died at ...

Ikea is promising to "democratise" the furniture market by producing a mass-selling chair for use both in the home and public places. But can anyone surpass the giants of the everyday chair? It's more ...