THATCHER™
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THATCHER™
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THATCHER™

Elegant lounge chair with beauty at every angle

The goal, design a chair that should be seen from all sides. Thatcher was originally inspired by the Chicago river bascule bridges. The arm rest represents the bridge, the legs the truss structure, and the seat the road. The backrest of the seat was inspired by the counterweight that allows the bridge to be opened and closed. When designing this piece. Elliot wanted a chair that looks beautiful from all angles – even under the arms. The goal for this piece was to design a chair that should be seen from all sides, making it a piece worth displaying in the center of a room.

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Elliot Eakin Designer

Elliot Eakin’s designs are about more than just furniture. They embody the belief that beautiful furniture can–and should–still be practical, elegant, and approachable. Founded in 2013, Elliot Eakin Furniture makes its mark on the design world by creating unique accent pieces, heightened with renewed classical elements. Conceived for wide appeal in the high-end market, these pieces offer the ideal balance of unparalleled design and a flexibility only customized pieces can provide–giving interior designers an exciting new source to meet client demands and satisfy discerning tastes. It begins with a fresh perspective from an experienced eye, and it’s what makes Elliot Eakin a unique, exciting talent in today’s design landscape.

THATCHER Design Story

The goal, design a chair that should be seen from all sides. Thatcher was originally inspired by the Chicago river bascule bridges. The arm rest represents the bridge, the legs the truss structure, and the seat the road. The backrest of the seat was inspired by the counterweight that allows the bridge to be opened and closed. When designing this piece. Elliot wanted a chair that looks beautiful from all angles – even under the arms. The goal for this piece was to design a chair that should be seen from all sides, making it a piece worth displaying in the center of a room.

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