Has anyone come across anyplace that sells these Herman Miller resin chairs or similar in BKK?

That's quite a timeless design. Originally from the 1970s/80s or retro style?

Are those 4 screw heads sticking out of the seat? I would have thought a little uncomfortable if they are.......

Sorry OP no.

Perhaps check with the local Herman Miller agent? They are located in the building in front of the Nai Lert Hotel on Wireless Road.

Herman Miller

The Promenade Décor, G Floor
Wireless Road, Bangkok
+662.655.0400

[email protected]

Perhaps check with the local Herman Miller agent? They are located in the building in front of the Nai Lert Hotel on Wireless Road.

Herman Miller

The Promenade Décor, G Floor

Wireless Road, Bangkok

+662.655.0400

[email protected]

Thanks NMT ... sorry...I typed the OP in haste. I meant a knockoff of this type of chair as I can't yet afford real Herman miller furniture.

That's quite a timeless design. Originally from the 1970s/80s or retro style?

yea I'm beginning to realized most of the furniture in my youth that sticks out in my mind was a herman miller or designed by Eames

Hideous, check garage sales and old bingo halls.

Hideous, check garage sales and old bingo halls.

Maybe, but it is a classic design and infinitely better than the Monobloc chair by Vico Magistretti and its derivatives.

http://www.designboom.com/design/vico-magistretti-office-museum/

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I have four of these Eames chairs back in the USA. My parents bought them in the 1950's as they were bridge players. They would be worth a small fortune if they were in mint condition which they are not. Someday I'd like to bring them over here ... some day.

Edited March 6, 201313 yr by JLCrab

Here some more Eames Molded Plywood Chairs for appreciation.

Edited March 6, 201313 yr by Morakot

I only see here pictures of cheapo chairs....what makes one better than the other?

Perhaps check with the local Herman Miller agent? They are located in the building in front of the Nai Lert Hotel on Wireless Road.

Herman Miller

The Promenade Décor, G Floor

Wireless Road, Bangkok

+662.655.0400

[email protected]

Walked right in front of that building the other day, the whole building looked empty, not just the HM store but every store in the building.

I only see here pictures of cheapo chairs....what makes one better than the other?

As with many designs that are commonplace today, it is difficult at times to imagine just how revolutionary they were when first introduced. Eames as a 20th century designer is right there with Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies Van de Rohe, the Bauhaus group, and others. His chair designs are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.

Edited March 6, 201313 yr by JLCrab

I only see here pictures of cheapo chairs....what makes one better than the other?

As with many designs that are commonplace today, it is difficult at times to imagine just how revolutionary they were when first introduced. Eames as a 20th century designer is right there with Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies Van de Rohe, the Bauhaus group, and others. His chair designs are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.

Maybe he only looked at post #7.

I only see here pictures of cheapo chairs....what makes one better than the other?

As with many designs that are commonplace today, it is difficult at times to imagine just how revolutionary they were when first introduced. Eames as a 20th century designer is right there with Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies Van de Rohe, the Bauhaus group, and others. His chair designs are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.

maybe I just too young. I remember the chairs of posting 1 (or similar looking one) standing around everywhere at the university....neither liked them nor hated them....just cheap chairs for the students.....

I only see here pictures of cheapo chairs....what makes one better than the other?

As with many designs that are commonplace today, it is difficult at times to imagine just how revolutionary they were when first introduced. Eames as a 20th century designer is right there with Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies Van de Rohe, the Bauhaus group, and others. His chair designs are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.

Maybe he only looked at post #7.

no that one is great :-)

Seriously, you prefer the Monobloc over the Eames design? There might be a fundamental clash of culture behind this.

Or I'm I missing the tongue in cheek gesture?

Edited March 6, 201313 yr by Morakot

My grandfather had so many of those single chairs, all wood support and seating, made in Chechoslovakia, Very impressive, but after he died methinks grandma used them for fire wood.

Comfortable chairs are much more revolutionary. Although they are hard to find in Thailand

Thanks NMT ... sorry...I typed the OP in haste. I meant a knockoff of this type of chair as I can't yet afford real Herman miller furniture.

This is some kind of "repro" version of the design. I ordered it from an online shop in Thailand a few years ago for a guest apartment; it was rather inexpensive.

I would start with these guys - they make reproduction chairs and have a nice store on Sukhumvit Soi 49

http://www.nathanrhodesdesign.com/chairs.html