David Lincoln Rowland (February 12 1924 – August 13 2010) was an American industrial designer who is best known for the 40/4 chair he created in the late 1950s a stacking chair so named because 40 chairs can be stored in a stack 4 feet (120 cm) high with sales in the millions.
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birth date
1924-02-12
birth place
Los Angeles, United States
death date
2010-08-13
death place
Virginia
significant building
Eiffel Tower, Aarhus University, St Paul's Cathedral, British Library
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