The Ron Arad Rover Chair, designed in 1981, is an iconic piece of postmodern furniture created from found industrial objects. The design uses a leather seat salvaged from a Rover P6 car mounted within a curved frame constructed from Kee Klamp scaffolding tubes. Initially produced in limited numbers by Arad's company One Off Ltd in the 1980s, the chair launched Arad's career and became a highly sought-after collectible in the art and design world, with original vintage examples now selling for thousands of dollars through high-end dealers and auction houses.