Good enough to eat It was known as the Winnipeg chair, but some referred to it as the Canadian Coconut. This was because of its similarity to the Coconut chair by the American designer George Nelson for the furniture company Herman Miller in 1955. Man or machine-made? Rumour has it that James Donahue made the Lounge Chair in his basement with the help of his architecture students from the University of Manitoba. Donahue bent a single sheet of plywood to create LOUNGE CHAIR By: A.J. Donahue  When: in the early 1950s  Manufactured by: James Donahue, Winnipeg  Made of: bent fir plywood, metal rod, foam, upholstery Available in: colours like mustard, orange and lime green Dimensions 76 cm high x 87 cm wide
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