Result Chair - / 1958 reissue by Hay White/Beige

Hay Chair White/Beige Metal/Wood. Dimensions: L 45.5 x Depth 48.5 cm x H 81 cm. The Result chair is an icon of vintage industrial design. It was designed in the 1950s by two Dutch masters of design: Wim Rietveld, son of the great designer and architect Gerrit Rietveld, and Friso Kramer, considered the Dutch Jean Prouvé. They wanted to design rational, minimalist furniture. Released in 1958, the Result chair was a great success and brought its designers to the forefront of the international scene. This simply designed chair is ultra-strong, light and practical. It was used in Dutch schools for almost two decades, from the 1960s to the end of the 1970s. The Result chair combines a plywooden seat with a folded sheet steel structure. The metal work is reminiscent of Jean Prouvé's furniture, so admired by Kramer, and which certainly influenced him. The seat and back have curved lines. This chair looks so simple, and that is precisely its strength. Nothing is superfluous. When you keep just the essential, only the essence remains: a functional, timeless design. Hay uses an innovative, environmentally friendly water-based paint. As resistant as traditional paints, this non-toxic paint gives off fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs), responsible for air pollution. As a result, you guarantee a healthier environment for those around you while improving working conditions during the production phase.