I'm interested not only in that it's beautiful and that it's Gorham, but also what it tells us about society.
I saw the chair in design magazines. It was also in Child Magazine. The designers really thought about who their user was.
There are moms who choose not to work outside the home, but they aren't polishing silver; they're playing with their kids -- (or) home schooling.
It was a matter of finding the right chair. Will it have its own presence? Will it stand on its own? Condition is important, too.
This chair was their first venture into furniture making. It blasted off. It became the hottest thing in children's design.
She blushed and smiled nonstop for 20 minutes.
