Name: Showtime Nude Chair with Wheel
Brand: BD Barcelona • Jaime Hayon
SKU: BD-ST-NDE-WHL-CHR-PAL-BWN-ASH-STN-BLK
Price: 1860.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Spec Sheet

Description

Emphasizing its distinctive curves in a redesign with a higher, more ergonomic backrest, creator Jaime Hayon’s stripped-down Showtime Nude plays up the beauty of its veneered contours. Available in a choice of ash or walnut-effect finishes, this comfortably accomodating version doesn’t skimp on functionality, with its swivel seat and rolling caster base that also offers a choice of finishes.

Specifications

Size

33.9" h x 21.7" w (86x55cm)
Base: 27.6" (70cm)
Seat height: 17.3" (44cm)

Material

Powder-coated steel or aluminum, plywood, ash, walnut

Brand

BD Barcelona

An eclectic edge and quality manufacturing are cornerstones of BD Barcelona, a design collective founded in 1972 by a handful of young buck architects. The initial goal was to realize their own object and furniture design for their respective projects and on their own terms.

This objective continues, yet other designers have entered its stable, both young such as fellow Barcelona-native Cristian Zuzunaga and legacy heroes such as the late Italian superstar Ettore Sottsass. They have brought to market the flights of fancy of Salvador Dali, and taken on modern challenges by reusing leftover materials in a collection called Remix. The stable of celebrated creatives include Jamie Hayon, Oscar Tuesquets, Stephen Burks, Konstantin Grcic and Doshi Levien.

Beauty guided the founding nonconformists from the start, and it still does as they enter their sixth decade in business. Artisanal craftsmanship—all in Barcelona and surrounding parts–and a luxurious sensibility merge with state-of-the-art technologies and an architect’s practicality.

Designer

Jaime Hayon

"Humor reflects very much who I am…my character," says Spanish-born designer Jaime Hayon, known for his bold and whimsical design sense. As a teenager in the 1970s, he submerged himself in skateboard culture and graffiti art and then opted to study industrial design in Madrid and Paris. Joining Fabrica, the Benetton-funded design and communication academy, he began working closely with legendary image-maker and agitator Oliviero Toscani. After heading up the Fabrica design department, Jaime broke out with his own collections of designer toys, ceramics and furniture.

A rock star in the design world with studios in Italy, Spain and the UK, Jaime's client list includes Camper, Baccarat, &Tradition and Established & Sons. He’s particularly known for tabletop objects—his irreverent approach kickstarted heritage porcelain house Lladró. Numerous awards from the likes of Icon Magazine, Wallpaper Magazine and Elle Decor (Spain) attest to his sway. "People will always look for objects that inspire them," he says, "that make them dream."