ICONIC DESIGNS FOR SO MUCH LESS

re you a sucker for great design? Dreaming of one day buying yourself a classic Eames chair or Roll & Hill light fixture? Well you definitely don’t have to dip into your savings or wait a decade to get the look! We’ve collected a few iconic designs for you at much more modest price points.

When you see the replicas alongside the original designer’s work, you’ll be amazed at how similar they look!  

Known as “the smiling chair”, this masterpiece was designed by Hans J. Wegner to be attractive from all angles. But it doesn’t need to cost you an arm and a leg. If you are crushing on this joyous chair, you can find it on Houzz for only $232.99!

Doesn’t this lamp remind you of a modern day Pixar light? It’s perfect to set behind an armchair as a reading light. Designed by Greta Grossman, this slim and angular floor lamp retails for just above $1,000.00. But the Article option will equally elevate your space for just $149.00!     

You’ve seen variations of this classic modern table at most retail and online furniture stores, and there’s a good reason. It’s beloved for the simplicity and function of its design. The original piece from Knoll ranges in price from $3,000.00 to $9,000.00. Good thing Target has one just like it for $379.99!

The famous Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman dates back to the 1950’s and still remains one of the most popular design pieces ever. Offering the best in comfort and functionality, you may have a hard time getting out of this chair but not finding copycat versions. Check out the replicas on Houzz for just $799. That’s a major savings compared to the original, priced at $6,000.00!  

When a newer high-end lighting company, Roll & Hill, came out with with this globe chandelier, its popularity skyrocketed. Unfortunately the price was also through the roof; this 10-globe version will set you back $4,100.00! If that’s beyond your budget, hop onto Overstock and you’ll find a comparable option at $182.99 that looks so good, it’ll leave your guests guessing.   

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