“GoodForm” Angular Aluminum Accent Chair 1960s

I am reticent to throw around the phrase “design classic.” Sure, some pieces are built to last and serve a purpose, and others are aesthetically appealing, but it’s the combination of these factors that propels an item toward greatness and, therefore, icon status. In 1930, the General Fireproofing Co. launched its foray into aluminum chair production and rolled out the Good Form seating line in 1932. They had just built a new factory with state-of-the-art machinery and conveyor systems designed specifically for this new direction. Prior to the move, the company had focused exclusively on steel furniture, so the $1 million investment in diversifying into aluminum before a single product had left the factory was a substantial one.

This modern angular chair seamlessly blends sleek design with functional comfort. Its sturdy frame, crafted from high-quality aluminum, features clean, geometric lines that emphasize a minimalist aesthetic. The durable white vinyl upholstery enhances its contemporary appeal, offering a smooth and easy-to-maintain surface that complements the metallic finish of the frame. Whether used as a standalone statement piece or paired with other modern furnishings, its combination of sharp form and comfortable materials makes it an ideal choice for any space with a refined, modern vibe. 

Dimensions: H 32” W 23” D 22”