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Initiated by Case Furniture in partnership with Heal’s, fifteen leading designers from the world of textile design have been invited to pay tribute to
one of Britain’s greatest designers by customising Robin Day’s iconic 675 chair.
Each chair is a one-off design and has been specially made for the project. All funds raised in this charity auction will go to the Robin and Lucienne Day
Foundation.
Participants include: Eleanor Pritchard, Donna Wilson, Charlene Mullen, Cristian
Zuzunaga, Wallace & Sewell, Eley Kishimoto, Hannah Waldron, Beatrice Larkin, Catherine
MacGruer, Darkroom, Bill Amberg, Stitch by Stitch, Margo Selby, David Irwin and Christopher Farr.
Why this matters?
Robin Day (1915 - 2010) was one of the most acclaimed British furniture designers of the
20th Century whose outstanding body of work made a major contribution to world
design. With his wife, textile designer Lucienne Day, he pioneered a new modern idiom
which transformed British design after World War II.
Robin Day helped shape the post-war furniture industry by introducing new materials such
as plywood and polypropylene to bring contemporary design to the wider public at
affordable prices. He was convinced that good design could improve the quality of
people’s lives.
The Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation, a design education Charity was set up by the couple’s daughter in 2012. As well as running an Awards programme for design students, the Foundation collaborates on educational projects and is developing a digital archive which is an important resource for exhibition curators, design historians and writers.
The chairs are available to view at Heal's flagship, Tottenham Court Road from 31st July. For further information please click here.
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Beatrice Larkin
British woven textile designer Beatrice Larkin creates jacquard woven fabrics characterised by her distinctive hand drawn signature style. The inky lines and broken geometrics seen throughout her work have a life to them making each piece feel unique. The fabric chosen for the 675 chair is inspired by the geometric patterns seen around London on Beatrice’s daily commute, from manhole covers and gratings to tiles found on the London Underground.
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Bill Amberg
Bill Amberg Studio stands as an industry leader in bespoke leather products, interiors and furniture. The customisation of the 675 chair pays homage to the traditional techniques of leatherworking that remain central to his work today. Approaching the design from a saddlery perspective, the full aniline tan leather has been pinched and hand-stitched using a waxed and braided thread showcasing the relationship between the 675 chair’s iconic back and seat.
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Catherine MacGruer
Catherine MacGruer is a knitted textile designer based in Scotland. Her work is characterised by geometric shapes, meticulously considered compositions and uniquely inspired colourways. The clean lines and the monochromatic palette of the Form fabric was designed to work harmoniously with the 675 chair without detracting from the iconic design.
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Charlene Mullen
Charlene Mullen creates unique embroidered textiles mixing traditional techniques with her love of the drawn line. Inspired by Ellsworth Kelly’s bold and abstract art, Mullen combines simple block colour shapes with couched down tapestry wool. The contours of the hand embroidered wool create a unique and special texture which is emphasised by the simplicity of the colour and shape of the design.
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Cristian Zuzunaga
Cristian Zuzunaga is a multidisciplinary artist with a broad scope of work including print, letterpress, photography, sculpture textile and furniture design. Inspired by architecture and the urban environment. The INCA fabric is inspired by Zuzunaga’s last trip to Cuzco and Macchu Picchu where he was taken by the precision and detail of the constructions. It remains elusive as to how the formations were created and this has always intrigued Zuzunaga.
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Christopher Farr
Christopher Farr Cloth was founded in 2000 as a collaboration between Christopher Farr, Michal Silver and Matthew Bourne. Drawing on their art backgrounds the collection quickly focused around prints. Together, they discovered an artisanal print house on the outskirts of London that became a laboratory for experiments and played a central role in the development of the collection. The strong geometric nature of the repeating pattern is softened through the subtle hand painted irregularities of the artist.
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Darkroom
Darkroom is a bold design brand based in London. The Darkroom concept is defined by a love of the bold and the brave, the crafted and the curious. It strives to make good design accessible, whilst also questioning the norm. Geometric shapes for the core inspiration of Darkroom’s output. The imperfections and idiosyncrasies of hand making, and hand painting geometric forms create a textile that is hard to age – was it made recently or decades ago. Darkroom wanted to explore the time scale between the design of the 675 chair and now.
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Eleanor Pritchard
With a strong affinity for the aesthetics and philosophy of Mid-century design, Eleanor Pritchard’s textile collections reinterpret such iconic styles for a modern-day audience. Using understated geometric patterns, calm greys and blues are mixed with shots of yellow and green to bring a modern twist to British heritage. For the 675 chair the Caldbeck fabric was chosen as the petrol green perfectly complements the walnut back whilst the black lines in the fabric echo the black frame of the chair. A line of piping in the petrol green ground offers a clean, crisp finish to the piece.
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Hannah Waldron
Hannah Waldron Studio specialises in designing and creating research-led unique printed and woven textiles that have an emphasis on storytelling. The fabric ‘Space-time’ is a tactile and tangible representation of Einstein’s well-known model of relativity. With its starry grid, the fabric makes a nod towards the modernist era of Robin Day and the space race era of the 1950s.
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Donna Wilson
Donna Wilson is a Scottish textile and product designer, whose colourful, distinctive designs are inspired by a love of nature and a passion for craft and making. The ‘Folk’ fabric used for the 675 chair is inspired by a watercolour drawing Wilson made in 2018. ‘Folk’ is a menagerie of the creatures and characters that have become recognisable features in Wilson’s work over the past 16 years.
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David Irwin
Product designer David Irwin has created his first range of textiles in collaboration with Bute Fabrics. The fabric selected for the 675 chair, Kin, is part of the identity collection, which celebrates the impact of the human touch within machine production. Fingerprints from each member of production staff, provided the graphical source material with a direct link back to the people who create the end product.
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Eley Kishimoto
Established in 1992, London-based print studio Eley Kishimoto have gained global notoriety through a plethora of outputs ranging from fashion and interiors to diverse architectural and design collaborations. Living by the maxim “Print The World”, Eley Kishimoto have always strived to work with creative flair that rejects passing trends and fads. The ‘Flash’ print has been accepted globally as Eley Kishimoto’s iconic design and it was the natural choice for the 675 chair project to align what Eley Kishimoto could be seen as design classics.
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Margo Selby
Margo Selby is a textile designer and artist. Her distinctive handwoven artworks unite a modernist aesthetic with the historical context of the Bauhaus weavers, who advanced textile art as a respected form of abstract art whilst also developing industrially woven cloth. The ‘Madeline’ fabric takes inspiration from Margo Selby’s handwoven artworks, with a nod to Lucienne Day’s silk mosaics. The fabric is woven in a luxurious technical construction, which resembles needlepoint embroidery.
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Stitch by Stitch
Stitch by Stitch was founded by Grahm Hollick inspired by several visits to India and Nepal, working with highly skilled hand embroiderers, quilt makers and hand weavers.
The Robin Day project gave Stitch by Stitch the opportunity to combine traditional hand embroidered open chain stitch motifs used by the Rabari tribe in Gujarat, India, with an industrial woven cloth.
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Wallace Sewell
Wallace Sewell are known for their use of colour, structure and yarn in surprising geometric formats. Strongly influenced by the Bauhaus for its aesthetic and design ideology, Wallace Sewell strive to unite craft and manufacturing, embracing both modern and traditional techniques. Wallace Sewell have developed a woven fabric from their signature pinstripe throw collection, evoking Lucienne Day’s striking compositions of form and linear elements, which compliment Robin Day’s furniture.
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