ClassiCon Non Conformist Chair

ClassiCon Non Conformist

The ClassiCon Non Conformist is an armchair that surprises and confounds. As the name suggests, it is a non-conformist that stands out as an individualist. The asynchronous design provokes, but is aesthetic in an individual and unique way. The Non Conformist was designed by the Irish designer Eileen Gray in 1926. At the time, she said pragmatically about her armchair: "One armrest was omitted to give the body more freedom of movement and allow it to bend forward or turn to the other side without restriction." Typical of furniture by Eileen Gray, the frame is made of chromed tubular steel. The seat is made of beech frames with rubber belts. The comfortable and inviting upholstery of polyurethane with polyester wadding provides a pleasant seat. The back, armrest and seat are covered in leather.