The Conran Shop
PACC Plastic Armchair Rusty Orange
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In a reinterpretation of the classic DAW Plastic Chair, the PACC Plastic Armchair in a rusty orange hue boasts a functional swivel-base that's perfect for office use and a refreshed colour palette for 2019, paying homage to the model's original colour history while acknowledging future aspirations. Designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Vitra, their original design was the first mass-produced chair crafted from fibreglass. The design of the plastic shell used for the Eames PACC Armchair was first presented in 1948 at the Museum of Modern Art's 'Low Cost Furniture Design' competition and grew to become one of the most recognised icons of mid-century furniture design. Since the 1950s, the plastic Eames Armchair's organically shaped shell has been combined with different bases and produced in its millions. This re-edition from Vitra has a recyclable polypropylene shell that conforms to the body's shape. Featuring a pivot function alongside an adjustable height, the star castor base allows easy movement and makes the Eames PACC Armchair an ideal choice for any office or workspace.
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About The Conran Shop
A Legacy in Design
The Conran Shop started in 1972 on London's Fulham Road and quickly became a favourite for design lovers everywhere. It's more than just a store; it's where you find some of the best modern furniture, lights, and home items. Today, people know The Conran Shop as a place where great designs are carefully picked and presented.
The Visionary Sir Terence Conran
Sir Terence Conran was a man of many talents - from designing to running restaurants and writing books. He started The Conran Shop with one clear idea great design should be for everyone. He changed the way many of us think about our homes. Even today, the shop follows his big ideas and values.
Craftsmanship at Its Core
Every item at The Conran Shop is special. They have their own team in London making unique designs, and they also work with top designers from around the world. Each product is made by skilled people who love their craft. And it's not just about selling things; the shop offers excellent services like quick deliveries in London to make sure customers have the best experience.
