Eileen Gray Bibendum Chair
The Bibendum Chair by Eileen Gray is an icon of Art Deco and modern design. Its curved, padded form suggests a comfortable embrace while making a strong visual statement in any room.
Design Heritage
Eileen Gray designed the Bibendum Chair in the late 1920s. Its name refers to the Michelin Man (Bibendum), and the chair’s rounded shapes echo that playful, sculptural idea while remaining distinctly elegant.
Placement and Care
The Bibendum works as a single accent chair or in pairs. It suits living rooms, studies, and lounges. Regular dusting and occasional upholstery care keep it looking its best.
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FAQ
Who designed the Bibendum Chair?
Eileen Gray designed it in the late 1920s; it remains one of her best-known pieces.
Is it comfortable?
Yes. The padded form and curved back are designed for both style and comfort.