Rated as one of the most significant French designers of the 20th century, Paulin, like many furniture designers, came from a sculptural background.

Born in Paris in 1927, he studied stone carving and clay modelling at the École Camondo before working at Thonet in 1954. Here he designed a range of desks, chairs and cabinets which exhibited a functional minimalism similar to the work of Florence Knoll. In 1958, he began designing for Dutch company Artifort and the relationship continued throughout his working life. His discovery of the sculptural possibilities of upholstered furniture blossomed through the 1960s, when he developed a series of chairs with an inner structure of steel tubing, covered in foam and fabric.

Here at EzMod, we are happy to carry a replica of Pierre Paulin’s most famous chair!

Designed by Pierre Paulin in the early 1960's, the Orange Slice is a timeless icon that looks as fresh and inspired today as it did when it was first created. Anyone who sees several Slice chairs together cannot fail to be touched by the playfulness for the composition. From different visual angles, the Orange Slice shows several stages of 'curl up'. In fact, the chair seems to change shape every time you look at it. We offer this chair on a custom basis only, you can pick any color you like under the swatch tab. Can take up to 8-12 weeks but is worth the wait! Contact a customer representative to order yours today!

There’s a common misconception that neutral has to be boring but it certainly does not! If you’ve been contemplating losing those white walls for a more neutral shade, you should! Just a hint of color brought in by a neutral shade will totally revamp your room and give it warmth.

• Cream – If you’re not ready for too much color, cream is the perfect solution. It works well with virtually any decor and it will make the space appear larger, which makes it a perfect color for a small room. You don’t have to worry about buying new furniture or changing your theme either because the color is so versatile.

• Pale Green – This is a soft, cool shade that is quickly becoming popular because of the calming environment it creates. Moss or sage shades are preferred because they contain less yellow.

• Bluish-gray – If your home has warmer tones, this shade is probably not a good idea however, if your decor is made up of white, neutral or black, this is a perfect color to compliment what’s already in the space.

• Smoky Lavender – Not only can a light grayish-lavender shade compliment a neutral room, it’s kind of sexy and mysterious too. This is the color to watch for this year!

• Grant Beige – While beige always gets the bland word associated with it, this is a color that can look spectacular in a modern room. Alternatively, if you keep your palette very clean with creams, white and a pinch of black, Grant beige can appear very architectural.

If you’re looking for a quick, easy and inexpensive way to give a room a facelift, consider adding a bit of neutral paint to your walls. If you’re someone who has had white walls for a long time, it can be scary to make a commitment to a new color but paint is never permanent so if you find that you’re not in love with it, you can always change it back!

For those patiently waiting for their custom orders or pre-paid for an item currently out of stock, our ship has almost come in! Coming April 6^th, we will be contacting you via email with tracking information. Freight can take up to 4-7 business days and smaller items via Fedex will usually take up to 4 business days. The freight company we use are kind enough to contact our customers 24 hours previous to delivery to ensure the time schedule fits the customer’s convenience.

Our most popular items we currently are out of stock on such as the Tulip table or Tribeca coffee table in walnut will be available at this date as well. A fantastic price and seller, the Eiffel chairs and the many styles and colors to choose from are available at any quantity you need. We offer bulk discounts and welcome designers and cafe or restaurant owners. To see how our chairs accent any commercial establishment or home, check out our Facebook page

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 Traditional overstuffed armchairs and matching ottomans can be very comfortable, but do not always have the modern classic furniture look that matches your modern living room or office.  If you have had trouble finding the perfect chaise lounge to match your modern classic room, look no further than the Le Corbusier Chaise lounge:  sleek and minimalist styling give this chair the style you want along with the comfort you need in a chaise lounge.

Swiss-French Le Corbusier made his mark in modern classic furniture design, architecture and even urban planning through boldly pared-down lines and refined styling.  Born Charles-Eduoard Jeanneret-Gris in Switzerland in 1887, this unusually talented proponent of modernism adopted the pseudonym Le Corbusier in the 1920s.  Le Corbusier traveled and studied art and architecture extensively throughout his life and eventually became a French citizen in 1930.  His interest in modernism found its way into furniture design as a way to fill the many living spaces in his urban design plans.  He strove to design furniture elements that were comfortable and functional, yet streamlined in scale and appearance.  Le Corbusier also sought to make use of materials such as leather and steel in his modern furniture designs since industrialism had so heavily influenced the world’s history and culture.  The rise of mass production in the early 20th century made it possible to produce furniture from machines on a larger scale, unlike traditional furniture that had to be hand-carved and put together by craftsmen.  His chaise lounge was made with steel tubing, a sturdy metal base and a simple leather-covered pad to rest on.  The wave-like design of his chaise lounge follows the natural contours of the body, making this chair both stylish and exceedingly comfortable to relax in.

EZ Mod Furniture is one of the foremost retailers of reproductions of modern classic furniture pieces such as Le Corbusier’s chaise lounge.  We offer this iconic piece in high-quality black or white leather, as well as genuine pony skin in cream and brown tones.  EZ Mod Furniture also makes this popular modern classic furniture item affordable to the average household by offering it at hundreds of dollars less than other retailers.  EZ Mod carries this exceptional chaise lounge for just $729.99 for the pony hide and $499.99 for the black or white leather variations while other modern furniture retailers offer the same chair for between $699 and $1,200.  If you are looking for style and quality you can afford, come to EZ Mod Furniture for the best deals on modern classic furniture.

If you’re doing any amount of decorating or remodeling, you probably have heard colors referred to as active, neutral and passive but what does this mean? Sure, someone can tell you that your space needs more active colors but if you’re like most people, this is probably pretty confusing.

Active Colors

As the name suggests, active colors are bold and have the ability to wake up and stimulate emotions. Red, orange and yellow are all considered active colors. Red is passionate, affects the nervous system and can be too intense when overused. Orange is also a fun color but is suggested that when used too much, it stimulates appetite, an important note to keep in mind. Then there’s yellow, a color that simply promotes happiness.

Passive Colors

Colors such as blue, violet and green are considered passive as they calm the nervous system. Green is a dominating color in nature and the right shade will enlarge your room while violet calms and increases creativity. Blue is one of those colors that you have to be careful with. Used properly, it will promote a tranquil environment, but when overused, it can come off quite cold.

Neutral Colors

Nearly everyone is familiar with neutral colors. No, they do not have to be boring! Earth tones are considered neutral and can include anything from creamy light shades to black and rich chocolate. Black is nice to add in with neutral shades but can be depressing when if it is permitted to become the primary color. Neutral colors are ideal to work with as a base because they pair well with both passive and active colors.