The Worker Chair by Hella Jongerius, produced by Vitra in 2006, is a notable piece that combines modern industrial production with traditional craftsmanship. The chair features a solid oak frame, armrests, and cast aluminum elements, with a variety of textiles used for upholstery.
Dimensions: 80 x 79 x 78 cm.
Inspired by the Utrecht Chair designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1936, The Worker Chair showcases meticulous detailing in its wooden frame and the unique aluminum bridge that creates a floating armrest effect. The chair is part of the collection at the Indianapolis Museum of Art and highlights the high level of craftsmanship from the industrial experts at Vitra.
