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- PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride
- More expensive chairs introduced in the 1990s that were filled with polyurethane foam for extra comfort
- First found favor with the British modernist or "mod" subculture in the Sixties
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Bean bag chairs came into popularity in the 1960s and 1970s as a hip, comfortable new family room or living room seating option. The chairs' construction consists of a large bag made of fabric or plastic that is filled with tiny pieces of styrofoam or PVC beads. The chair is positioned directly on the floor and forms around the contour of the body when seated upon.
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i am entirely alone in the north wing of the office. i hereby christen it, Lichmania. next order of business: bean bag chairs.
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When I grow up I won't have furniture in my house, just bean bag chairs
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