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Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today

A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today
2019 ★ 8.2 1h 30m PG-13
Documentary

"Chair Times" charts a course through an ocean of chairs. In the focus are 125 objects from the Collection of the Vitra Design Museum. Arranged according to their year of production, they illustrate development from 1807 to the very latest designs straight off the 3D printer, forming a timeline to modern seating design. The film features many people whose vocations involve design and who are experts in the field, such as designers Hella Jongerius, Antonio Citterio and Ronan Bouroullec, architects and collectors Arthur Rüegg and Ruggero Tropeano, architect David Chipperfield, Director Emeritus of MAK Vienna/Los Angeles Peter Noever, Mateo Kries, Director of the Vitra Design Museum, Vitra Design Museum curators Amelie Klein, Jochen Eisenbrand and collection curator Serge Mauduit. And your guide through the history of chairs is Rolf Fehlbaum, Chairman Emeritus of Vitra.

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Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today (2019) is available to stream on Nabby via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The 1h 30m documentary directed by Heinz Bütler is rated 8.2/10 by 2 viewers.

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When was Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today released?

Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today was released on April 7, 2019.

Who directed Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today?

Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today was directed by Heinz Bütler.

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Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today has a runtime of 90 minutes (1h 30m).

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Chair Times - A History of Seating - From 1800 to Today is categorized as Documentary.

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