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<n>Untitled</n> (2016), a sculpture by artist <n>Jessie Reaves</n>.

<n>Cross-Legged Chair</n> by designer <n>Luiz Philippe Carneiro de Mendonça</n>.

<n>Hosta chair</n> by <n>Claude Lalanne</n>, pictured in the 2001 book ‘Les Lalannes: Sculptures Récentes’.

<n>Garden Chair</n> (1937) by designers <n>Jean Prouvé</n> and <n>Jacques André</n>.

<n>Stefan Wewerka</n>'s <n>Classroom chair</n> (1970). Photo by <n>Adam Štech</n>.

Chairs designed by <n>Laurence Leenaert</n> for <n>LRNCE</n>'s <n>Rosemary Marrakech</n> project. Photo by <n>LRNCE</n>.

The <n>Tonico Sofa</n>, designed by <n>Sergio Rodrigues</n> in the 1960s.

<n>Fishbone Chair</n> by <n>Florence Provencher</n>, made from salvaged metal.

<n>01 Chair</n> (1979) by Japanese designer <n>Shiro Kuramata</n>.

<n>Alta Lounge Chair</n> designed by <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n> in 1971.

A sewing desk designed by <n>Six Dots Design</n> and <n>Coline Le Quenven</n>.

The <n>Jack Chair</n> by designer <n>Felipe Protti</n> for <n>Prototype SP</n>. Photo by <n>Dora de Barros</n>.

The <n>Well Tempered Chair</n> (1986) by designer <n>Ron Arad</n>.

<n>Etruscan Chair</n> by designer <n>Danny Lane</n>.

<n>Sure-Shear Chair</n> (2020) designed and photographed by <n>Minjae Kim</n>.

<n>Paul Rudolph</n>'s <n>Rolling Lounge Chair</n>, designed in 1968.

The <n>104 Armchair</n>, designed by <n>René Herbst</n> in 1929.

"<n>Inflation</n>" (2007) by designer <n>Martino Gamper</n> from his <n>100 Chairs in 100 Days</n> project.

The <n>Lord chaise</n>, designed by <n>Ric Deforche</n> in the 1970s.

<n>Blowing Chair</n> from the <n>Blowing Series</n> by artist and photographer <n>Seungjin Yang</n>.

<n>Rio Chair</n> designed by <n>Pascal Mourgue</n> in 1991.

<n>33 Step Chair</n> by <n>Zhipeng Tan</n>, 2023.

The <n>Lockheed Lounge</n> chaise lounge, designed by <n>Marc Newson</n> in 1986.

<n>Volumetric Chair 9</n> by <n>Voukenas Petrides</n>, presented by <n>Gallery FUMI</n> at <n>Salon Art + Design</n> 2023.

<n>Identityless</n> (2011) by <n>Meltem Eti Proto</n>.

<n>Sofa</n> designed by <n>Michel Boyer</n> in 1971.

Chair by <n>Vincent Bécheau</n> and <n>Marie-Laure Bourgeois</n>, 1987. From the book <n>Design d’aujourd’hui</n>.