Frank Gehry, “Powerplay”

Designed by architect Frank Gehry in 1992 for Knoll, the Power Play Chair is part of his celebrated “Easy Edges” series, where he transformed humble corrugated materials into sculptural furniture. Crafted from laminated maple strips, the chair’s flowing, ribbon-like form combines structural strength with visual lightness. An icon of postmodern design, it embodies Gehry’s architectural language — playful, experimental, and masterfully balanced between art and utility. Showroommodel, no 1155.