Galerie Downtown Grand bureau "Brésil", 1962 Galerie Downtown
Charlotte Perriand was an associate in charge of furniture and fittings at the studio of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret in Paris, France, from 1927 to 1937. Perriand's furniture designs were used by the Wohnbedarf AG. to make furniture for the "Typ M" model apartment at the Werkbundsiedlung Neubühl (Zurich, Switzerland) in 1931..
Charlotte Perriand, bureau, circa 1950 Galerie Jacques Lacoste
Devoid of sharp angles, the rounded asymmetrical shape of the Petit Bureau En Forme Libre designer desk adapts perfectly to executive offices, as well as the typically smaller spaces in a home office. The structure is made of three supports, one larger and the other two more slender and cylindrical in shape. The metal reinforcement in the legs.
Charlotte Perriand & Pierre Jeanneret, Desk N°9 Galerie Chastel Maréchal
Now Charlotte Perriand is finally getting her due. Oliver Wainwright. @ollywainwright. Mon 7 Oct 2019 12.39 EDT Last modified on Wed 19 Oct 2022 11.02 EDT.
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CHARLOTTE PERRIAND 19031999 , BUREAU EN FORME , LE MODÈLE CRÉÉ EN 1939, ÉDITION STEPH SIMON
Charlotte Perriand lounges on the chaise longue basculante, 1929 (Credit: FLC/ Adagp, Paris 2019) However, Perriand was no dyed-in-the-wool modernist, believing that contemporary architecture.
169 CHARLOTTE PERRIAND, desk and chair from the Hotel du Doron
Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999), Bureau 'en forme', model created around 1939, special commission, four-legged variant, Steph Simon edition, 1960. 74 x 234 x 97 cm (29⅛ x 92⅛ x 38⅛ in). Sold for €529,200 on 26 May 2023 at Christie's in Paris. 2. She studied with Henri Rapin and Maurice Dufrêne.
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CHARLOTTE PERRIAND (19031999) , BUREAU 'EN FORME', LE MODELE CREE EN 1939, ÉDITION STEPH SIMON
With its smooth, rounded edges and asymmetrical form, the Petit Bureau En Forme Libre was designed in 1952 by Charlotte Perriand as a clever solution for smaller spaces thanks to its contained dimensions.. Reintroduced in 2021 in collaboration with Pernette Perriand-Barsac, slight changes have made this elegant desk suitable for professional use.
Record de vente pour Charlotte Perriand et Artcurial
Charlotte Perriand, (born October 24, 1903, Paris, France—died October 27, 1999, Paris), French designer known for iconic 20th-century furniture, such as the LC "Fauteuil Grand Confort" set of Modernist living-room furniture that includes a chair, two sizes of sofas, and an ottoman, one of many collaborations with Le Corbusier and his cousin, Pierre Jeanneret.
Bureau Boomerang pour JeanRichard Bloch, Charlotte Perriand (1938) Mobilier, Moderne, Couleur
Petit bureau en forme libre desk by Charlotte Perriand - Cassina I Maestri Collection. Charlotte Perriand started working on the en forme libre series of tables in 1938. This elegant writing desk with its smooth, rounded edges and asymmetrical form was designed in 1956 as a clever solution for smaller spaces thanks to its contained dimensions: a "free form" that can be freely used.
Grand bureau "Brésil", 1962 Galerie Downtown Charlotte perriand, Grand bureau, Mobilier
The Bureau Boomerang desk was designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1938, when she created the office furniture for Jean-Richard Bloch, intellectual, writer, co-director of the Ce Soir newspaper and founder of the French Supervisory Board for antifascist writers. The desk owes its name to its unusual boomerang shape, designed by Perriand to seat.
Exposición de Charlotte Perriand en la Fondation Louis Vuitton de París
Shop Charlotte Perriand Vintage furniture and more Vintage seating, storage and tables from Charlotte Perriand. 100% insured shipping and money-back guarantee.. Cansado Bureau by Steph Simon for Charlotte Perriand, France, 1960s. A$7,929. LC2 Leather Armchair by Le Corbusier for Cassina. A$9,799. Rare Find. LC2 Leather Armchair by Le.
Charlotte Perriand Desk "Petit Bureau en forme libre" for Cassina
Charlotte Perriand, Bureau en forme, 1939 Prototype ayant appartenu à Charlotte Perriand Plateau en madrier de sapin. Tiroir en aluminium 69 x 226 x 96 cm Epaisseur du plateau 6,5 cm. En 1939, Charlotte Perriand réalise, un Bureau en forme. Trois pieds supportent un épais plateau de sapin sur lequel est fixé un tiroir en aluminium.
Charlotte Perriand, Fondation Louis Vuitton Perspective Spécialiste en aménagement d’espaces
Charlotte Perriand's Lampe de Bureau (Desk Lamp) was born from an order from the famous French glassworks Boussois, in 1965, for whom she made a wall lamp intended to illuminate the faces reflected in the mirror of a piece of furniture. The wall lamp was subsequently declined as a table lamp. The gray steel rod, anchored to a darker raised base, carries a pressed glass diffuser colored on the.
Grand bureau "Brésil", 1962 Galerie Downtown Mobilier de salon, Charlotte perriand, Grand bureau
Petit bureau en forme Libre is part of Cassina's Pro collection, which brings together the brand's most iconic pieces designed for the workplace and hospitality sector. Originally designed in 1956.
Charlotte Perriand, Fondation Louis Vuitton Perspective Spécialiste en aménagement d’espaces
A design table crafted by Charlotte Perriand to bring the warmth of wood and a free-spirited aesthetic into her studio. Without inhibiting the user, the rounded, asymmetrical curves, with no sharp corners, create a small island waiting to be explored that accentuates the fine Cassina woodworking skills and its love for unconventional design.
Charlotte Perriand & Pierre Jeanneret, Bureau modèle N°9 Galerie Chastel Maréchal
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CHARLOTTE PERRIAND 19031999 , PETIT BUREAU EN FORME , RÉALISATION ANDRÉ CHETAILLE, ÉDITION
Charlotte Perriand (French pronunciation: [ʃaʁlɔt peʁjɑ̃]; 24 October 1903 - 27 October 1999) was a French architect and designer.Her work aimed to create functional living spaces in the belief that better design helps in creating a better society. In her article "L'Art de Vivre" from 1981 she states "The extension of the art of dwelling is the art of living — living in harmony with.
