It seems in the 1960s that living room furniture became louder, yet simpler in some ways. This type of furniture is often known for its non-conformist shapes, textures, and sizes as well. However, it often still works today.
Not all 1960s furniture has stood the test of time, however. On the other hand, what you choose would depend upon the mood you want to portray.
Top 1960s Furniture Choices Still Used Today
Orange Slice Chair Inspired By Pierre Paulin: The bright colour of this chair's upholstery is very typical of the early 19560s. It is bolder than many models of classic living room furniture.
The shell of this piece is made from pressed beech wood and the frame is built of a strong steel metal. The cushion is filled with very comfortable high-density foam. This timeless icon is often sold as a set in conjunction with a stool made of similar materials.
George Nelson Eye Clock (# 2238): Remakes of this modern home furnishing accessory are still produced even now. It had first been retailed in 1964, and is still a coveted item today. Other clocks that were designed and manufactured during this time are the # 2227 Star Clock as well as the Multicoloured Ball Clock (# 4755).
Hans J Wegner Ox Chair and Stool This fine set was first designed in 1960. Like most m modern furniture, it was crafted with fine Italian leather and durable base materials. The name of this chair is representative of the back of the chair which is likened to that of a bull. You can rest on it and put your feet up for awhile.
Eero Aarnio Ball Chair The colours used for this round globelike piece of heaven were more often than not very bright.
In some cases the shells were clear coloured while other times they were opaque. You can climb aboard one of these peculiar units and escape for awhile. It is like taking a small vacation as you climb in and shield your self off from everyone else in the world. It is suitable as a piece of living room furniture or it can be placed elsewhere.
Heart Cone Chair by Verner Panton This model of bright red chair could fit in a more avant garde living room furniture setting. It may remind some people of seats found on spacecraft, as in science-fiction movies. The designer (Verner Panton) has thoughtfully combine 1950s and 1960s tastes together to create this unusual piece.
Going Back in Time - 1960s Living Room Furniture Decoration