Emeco’s Parrish Lounge Chair installed at the glamorous ICFF curated Bergdorf Goodman window on 57th Street, during the NY Design Week in May. At the ICFF, Emeco was also selected by the very best design editors in the world, receiving the ICFF Editors Awards 2013 honor for this years best Body of Work!
Emeco’s 111 Navy chairs at popular London restaurant and club, House of Wolf. Described as “Victorian lair for pleasure-seeking gastronomes” the site on Upper Street Islington embraces the features of the original 1830’s pub perfectly mixed with contemporary design features, experimental food and inventive cocktails.
Emeco @ICFF 2013 Proud winners of the Editors Awards Body of Work Booth 1732 http://icff.com/special-features/icff-editors-awards … #ICFF
Emeco + Grcic @ICFF, New York City, NY. Jacob K. Javits Convention Center May 18-21, 2013, Stand 1732.
Emeco + Grcic @ICFF, New York City, NY. Jacob K. Javits Convention Center May 18-21, 2013, Stand 1732.
Emeco + Grcic @ICFF, New York City, NY. Jacob K. Javits Convention Center May 18-21, 2013, Stand 1732.
Emeco Navy Armchairs in new sci-fi action - R.I.P.D starring Ryan Reynolds, Kevin Bacon and Jeff Bridges. In theaters July 19th. Spotted by Gustaw Swiatly. http://i.imgur.com/UFFQNRd.gif
Detailed to perfection with a classic appearance, the Parrish Collection by Emeco and Konstantin Grcic was first made for the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, New York. The externally modest building of the Parrish Art Museum holds an internal complexity, just like the Parrish Collection - a set of chairs and tables with a subtle design and a heartfelt technical core.
The Parrish lounge and side chairs designed by Konstantin Grcic are part of a modular collection, featuring three frames with four optional seats. The recycled aluminum sandblasted frames are available in clear anodized, red or black powder coated finishes. The frames can be combined with different seat types; reclaimed polypropylene, locally sourced wood from Lancaster, PA, Danish fabric from Kvadrat or three luxurious leathers from Spinneybeck. These choices enable different combinations, creating a versatile family.
“Developing the mobile interiors for the Parrish Art Museum brings us to the peculiar psychology around chairs used in public spaces – exploring the idea of comfort using very little material. Considering the public self-awareness in a museum seat, the Parrish chair was given a generous seat and a round tube, forming a belt that defines the space around you - a space where you can feel protected,” says Konstantin Grcic.
@Pop-up installation at Bar Basso Milan. Photo by Peter Steinhauer for www.interiorism.de