Nota de aplicación
Chairs designed in Buenos Aires by Antonio Bonet, Juan Kurchan and Jorge Ferrari Hardoy, having steel frames and slinglike one-piece fabric or leather seats. Though commonly referred to as a butterfly chair because of the distinctive shape of its frame, the official name is the B.K.F. Chair, which credits its three designers. The lightweight and inexpensive chair became hugely popular in the U.S. from the 1950s, particularly on the West Coast, where it was frequently used as outdoor seating. The chair was produced by Artek-Pascoe from 1941 to 1948. Knoll Associates acquired U.S. rights to the design in the late 1940s. Unauthorized copies continue to be made.
Referencias bibliográficas
- Fleming, John; Honour, Hugh, "Diccionario de las artes decorativas", Alianza Editorial, España, Madrid, 1987, p. 137
Términos alternativos
butacas BKF
- "Comité, Plural del término en singular"
silla Hardoy
- Sembach, Klaus-Jürgen; Leuthäuser, Gabriele; Gössel, Peter, "Diseño del Mueble en el siglo XX", Taschen, 1989, p. 169
silla tipo AA
- Feduchi, Luis, "Historia del mueble", Leopold Blume, España, Barcelona, 1986
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Objetos
- .. Mobiliario y equipo
- .... mobiliario (jerarquía)
- ...... mobiliario
- ........ <mobiliario por forma o función>
- .......... mueble
- ............ <muebles por forma o función>
- .............. mueble de asiento
- ................ mueble de asiento individual
- .................. silla
- .................... <sillas por forma>
- ...................... silla de lona
- ........................ butaca BKF