Transat chair

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The Transat chair is a modernist lounge chair designed by Eileen Gray in the 1920s, notable for its sleek, nautical-inspired form and innovative use of tubular steel and leather.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lounge chair
modernist furniture
associatedWith E-1027 house NERFINISHED
Eileen Gray furniture collection NERFINISHED
category lounge chair
reclining chair
colorVariant black leather
brown leather
white frame
culturalSignificance example of early tubular steel furniture
icon of modernist furniture design
designedFor E-1027 house NERFINISHED
domestic interiors
designer Eileen Gray NERFINISHED
designerNationality French
Irish
designPeriod 1920s
designYearApproximate 1925
era interwar period
exhibitedAt design museums
modern art museums
frameMaterial tubular steel
wood
function lounging
relaxation
hasComponent adjustable back frame
curved headrest
side supports
slung leather seat
inspiredBy deck chairs on ocean liners
nautical design
material rubber
wood
movement International Style NERFINISHED
Modernism
notableFor adjustable reclining mechanism
combination of comfort and minimalism
innovative use of leather
innovative use of tubular steel
nautical references
primaryMaterial leather
tubular steel
seatMaterial leather
styleCharacteristic adjustable backrest
contrasting materials
exposed tubular frame
minimalist structure
nautical-inspired form
sleek form

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Eileen Gray notableWork Transat chair
Eileen Gray designed Transat chair