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Chaise Longue

Designed by 

Geoffrey D. Harcourt

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Style

Space Age

Brand

Artifort

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Creator

Meinkatz

About this Product

Countless designers have been inspired by the idea behind the chaise longue. Here is the interpretation of Geoffrey Harcourt from 1970. A perfect seat on which to stretch out and unwind. A monument in the modern interior. Also known as Cleopatra.

About the Designer

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Geoffrey D. Harcourt (1935) trained at the Royal College of Art in London. In 1962, he designed his first series of small office fauteuils for Artifort. His designs introduced Artifort to the international market for contract design. In the beginning, Harcourt designed mostly seats for reception areas. His first design for Artifort, the 042 series in 1963, was an immediate international success. His philosophy is that the chair should focus on the person and not the other way around. “First the person, then the chair.” Harcourt has won many prizes and in 1978 was awarded the title of "Royal Designer for Industry".

Geoffrey D. Harcourt

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