If you are looking for the perfect place to sit back, relax and read a good book or take in a great movie, look no farther than EZ Mod Furniture’s wide selection of modern classic lounge chairs.  Whether you are a fan of modern classic furniture designers such as Charles and Ray Eames, Finnish American Designer Eero Saarinen, renowned Swiss-French modern furniture pioneer Le Corbusier or newer contributors to the modern furniture landscape, EZ Mod Furniture can help you find a lounge chair that is the perfect mix of comfort and style. 

Le Corbusier’s lounge chair is a perfect example of the modern classic furniture design aesthetic.  A champion of clean, almost austere lines, Le Corbusier’s version of the lounge chair features a mostly metal frame with stainless steel accents.  To provide the necessary comfort, the chair is covered in a simple, elegant long black pad with a simple neck roll for support to the head.  EZ Mod Furniture carries this streamlined classic in either black or white top-grain leather or brown and white genuine pony hide. 

Danish designer Poul M. Volther’s contributions to modern classic furniture design add an interesting look to the traditional chaise lounge.  In a more space-age take on the lounge chair, Volther’s design, called the Corona Petal chair, features a series of four plushly padded ovals that look almost as though they are hovering in mid-air.  The ovals are supported, however, by a chrome steel base, as is the matching ottoman.  This chair is upholstered in lush velour micro fiber and EZ Mod Furniture offers it in red or black to fit the color scheme of any room.

One lounge chair that has come to be iconic of classic mid-20th century modern furniture design is the Eaze Lounge chair by American furniture design giants Charles and Ray Eames.  Supported by a molded plywood frame with a walnut wood veneer, this comfortable and stylish chair and matching ottoman features plush black Italian leather-covered pads for comfort you can really sink into.  Both the chair and ottoman also swivel. 

EZ Mod Furniture strives to provide high quality modern classic furniture reproductions at prices that are budget friendly.  The Eames-inspired Eaze Lounge chair would easily cost you $2,100 at other modern furniture retailers, but EZ Mod offers it for hundreds of dollars less at just $839.  For modern classic furniture at prices you can afford, visit EZ Mod Furniture’s website today.

Perhaps the best way to ad a splash of style and interest to your home or office is not simply through adding a few brightly colored accessories.  Color does, indeed, catch people’s attention, but so does innovation and novelty.  If you are looking for something fun, original and unique, take a look at EZ Mod Furniture’s series of Ghost Chairs.  Constructed entirely of clear acrylic, these chairs are sure to make an immediate and surprising impression. 

EZ Mod Furniture is proud to offer this high-quality reproduction of modern classic furniture designer Philippe Patrick Starck.  Born in Paris in 1949, this French designer is known the world over for his sleek and exciting designs.  In 2002, Starck got the idea to essentially re-envision the armchairs that were popular during the reign of France’s King Louis XV.  Taking the familiar and often-copied four-legged chair with a circular back and armrests, Starck whittled the chair’s form down to its most basic lines and then completely reworked it in clear polycarbonate.  The modern classic versions of Starck’s original design are made with acrylic at EZ Mod Furniture.  While the form of the chair is still quite familiar, the ghostly clear material is both stunning and playful.  The chair’s very lack of color, combined with its simplicity of line and form, make this an easy chair to add to any room with any color scheme.  EZ Mod Furniture also carries a version of the Ghost chair without arms, making it suitable for dining rooms as well as living rooms or office spaces.  And, if clear furniture is just a little bit too foreign of a concept for your particular taste, EZ Mod also offers this modern classic furniture icon in black acrylic as well.  All versions of the Ghost chair are stackable, easy to clean and suitable for outdoor use in addition to indoor use. 

Aside from having some of the best modern classic furniture designs available, EZ Mod Furniture makes it possible for you to bring them home for hundreds of dollars less than other modern furniture stores.  The Ghost chair, for example, would cost over $400 at other furniture retailers, but EZ Mod Furniture carries it for a more budget-friendly $165, and even offers a discount on each chair when you purchase four or more.  EZ Mod Furniture saves you even more money by offering free shipping on all orders within the continental United States.  For the best prices on modern classic furniture, visit EZ Mod today. 

 While furniture for the home or office must be comfortable and practical, it can also be whimsical and playful.  Chairs do not always have to have the same visual vocabulary, and nobody demonstrates that better than French modern classic furniture designer Pierre Paulin.  Paulin’s “Orange Slice” chair is playful, light, astonishingly simple and even graceful in design –a stark contrast to most accent chairs that come across as heavy and boxy.  Set on a sturdy yet slender polished stainless steel tube frame, the Orange Slice chair is composed of two identically curved, elliptically-shaped halves, one forming the seat and one forming the back rest.  Each half is composed of high density foam and upholstered in any number of colors.  When viewed from the side, the Orange Slice chair almost looks like a tulip opening up from the center with the cushions as its petals and the steel tube frame standing in for a stem.  Each cushion is shaped in a way that resembles an orange slice, giving the chair its rather unusual name. 

Paulin has a strong background in sculpture, having studied stone carving and clay modeling in Paris before turning to furniture design in 1958.  Paulin’s sculptural vocabulary is fully evident in the Orange Slice chair, which turns out to be more of a sculpture that is suitable for sitting in than a simple, functional chair.  Paulin’s influence on modern classic furniture design continued to grow and develop with the designs of several different chairs and sofas during the second half of the 20th century and into the 21st, including such innovations as the “Tongue” chair, a low-lying, gently curving lounge chair designed in 1966 and the “Pumpkin” sofa, a solid, three-seat sofa made of one continuous block of fabric and padding, shaped somewhat like a pumpkin, designed in 2007. 

EZ Mod Furniture is proud to feature reproductions of Paulin’s modern classic furniture designs, especially the Orange Slice chair.  The simplicity and playfulness of the Orange Slice chair is sure to bring a splash of fun to any home or office.  EZ Mod feature’s this unique chair in either red, yellow or green fabric, as well as off-white or gray microfiber to suit any color scheme.  And where other modern classic furniture stores sell Paulin’s iconic chair for nearly $600, EZ Mod features the orange slice chair at just $299.  If you’re looking for something interesting to liven up your home or office furniture, come to EZ Mod today.

These are specially made! Check them out! In any color you like. Can take up to 8-12 weeks.

 While furniture for the home or office must be comfortable and practical, it can also be whimsical and playful.  Chairs do not always have to have the same visual vocabulary, and nobody demonstrates that better than French modern classic furniture designer Pierre Paulin.  Paulin’s “Orange Slice” chair is playful, light, astonishingly simple and even graceful in design –a stark contrast to most accent chairs that come across as heavy and boxy.  Set on a sturdy yet slender polished stainless steel tube frame, the Orange Slice chair is composed of two identically curved, elliptically-shaped halves, one forming the seat and one forming the back rest.  Each half is composed of high density foam and upholstered in any number of colors.  When viewed from the side, the Orange Slice chair almost looks like a tulip opening up from the center with the cushions as its petals and the steel tube frame standing in for a stem.  Each cushion is shaped in a way that resembles an orange slice, giving the chair its rather unusual name. 

Paulin has a strong background in sculpture, having studied stone carving and clay modeling in Paris before turning to furniture design in 1958.  Paulin’s sculptural vocabulary is fully evident in the Orange Slice chair, which turns out to be more of a sculpture that is suitable for sitting in than a simple, functional chair.  Paulin’s influence on modern classic furniture design continued to grow and develop with the designs of several different chairs and sofas during the second half of the 20th century and into the 21st, including such innovations as the “Tongue” chair, a low-lying, gently curving lounge chair designed in 1966 and the “Pumpkin” sofa, a solid, three-seat sofa made of one continuous block of fabric and padding, shaped somewhat like a pumpkin, designed in 2007. 

EZ Mod Furniture is proud to feature reproductions of Paulin’s modern classic furniture designs, especially the Orange Slice chair.  The simplicity and playfulness of the Orange Slice chair is sure to bring a splash of fun to any home or office.  EZ Mod feature’s this unique chair in either red, yellow or green fabric, as well as off-white or gray microfiber to suit any color scheme.  And where other modern classic furniture stores sell Paulin’s iconic chair for nearly $600, EZ Mod features the orange slice chair at just $299.  If you’re looking for something interesting to liven up your home or office furniture, come to EZ Mod today.  

 The S has become such a classic piece of furniture and has been so widely copied that it's hard to understand just how revolutionary it was when it first appeared.

Its designer, Verner Panton, had the idea in 1960, on a visit to a factory making safety helmets and buckets, according to the Design Museum. But it would be several years before he could find a manufacturer who was able to mass produce it. Made from a single piece of cantilevered plastic with no back legs, it was the first of its kind.

"The design was very difficult to work on," says Joanna Moore from Vitra, the Swiss company that still holds the licence to make them. "Many manufacturers just refused to get involved with it but Vitra was willing to work with Panton to develop his idea.

"Once it had been put into production, the chair was very well received and became very popular. It's still very popular today, partly because of its organic shape and also because of its great history."

Panton was a master of the futuristic 1960s design which became known as the Pop movement. Born in Denmark, he joined the Resistance during the Second World War and spent several months in hiding after a cache of weapons was found in his bedroom.

After studying with another legend of design, Arne Jacobsen, Panton created the Cone chair in 1959. So many people gathered to see it in a New York shop window that the police ordered it be removed. He then moved on to make the first inflatable furniture and, in 1967, the S was born.

Panton fell out of fashion during the 1970s but then, in the 1990s, the S was in vogue – literally – as mid-century modern became fashionable again. He won more awards and the chair was put back into production. He was invited to design an exhibition in his honour in Copenhagen in 1998 but died 12 days before it opened

We offer these at $125 with free shipping and no tax (sorry, California is excluded in no tax offer).

Please note! That these are high quality replicas we offer and not the real thing (but no one will know)

• - Stackable
• - Matte finish (Compare with glossy finish, matte finish is more scratch resistant)
• - Available in black, white and red.
• - Tough ABS construction
• - Perfect for indoor and outdoor use