NewYorkFirst.com: The Hudson Chair

Philippe Starck at the Hudson.

The Hudson Chair is a spectacular update backed by an iconic bloodline. Philippe Starck created and named it for Ian Schrager's Hudson Hotel in Manhattan. Included in the design collection of the Museum of Modern Art, the swank Hudson Chair is three times stronger than steel, amazingly lightweight, and made to last a lifetime and beyond.

Urban adventure and daredevil design meet at the Hudson, courtesy of renown French architect, Philippe Starck. Hudson is a brilliant reflection of the boldness and diversity of the city, and the Hudson Chair has become the symbol of this quintessential New York hotel. Starck reworked traditional designs to produce a chair that has been called “stylish, democratic, affordable, young at heart and utterly cool.”

Use four as dining chairs next to a dark wooden table or add one to your living room for some punch. Either way they will add an industrial element to your home or apartment. (16”W x 19”D x 33”H)

Hudson Chair.

Hudson Armchair.

PORTFOLIO REQUEST Emeco Hudson Chairs are crafted to endure across time and design. We will provide you with a detailed package of information and show you how easily at at what small cost you may acquire these individually sculpted masterpieces. To request the Emeco (Electric Machine & Equipment Co.) portfolio, phone (800) 581-7599, or complete the following form, then click the SUBMIT button. * Indicates required fields
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