Iconic Easy Chair, 1955, with A-shaped legs which are specific for many Chandigarh items. Raw and reduced to the minimum. That is perhaps the reason, why it embodies nonchalance, simplicity and the beauty of Indian askese.
on request
670mm x 540mm x 770mm
Solid teak, cane
Very rare bench seat created by Pierre Jeanneret ca. 1955. Authentic Mid Century piece, made in series up to 10 pieces.
on request
600mm(h) x 1530mm(w) x 770mm(d)
Solid sisso, Cane
Very few expamples of this chairs design are known; four expamples were ordered by the architect Michel Weill for his apartment in Neuilly, one pair by the architect Yves Korbendau for his home in Rabat and this pair from Chandigarh,ca. 1956.
on request
820mm(h) x 500mm(w) x 570mm(d)
Solid teak, wide cane
“Fireside Chair” by Pierre Jeanneret is a characteristic low lounge chair.
Its patinated teak gives a strong and raw character, while in contrast the elegant seating adds the impression of lightness.
on request
(H)530mm x 560mm x 630mm
Teak, cane
Folding easy chair with cane, ca.1960
on request
(H)340mm x 560mm x 700mm
Teak, cane
Easy chair with upholstery and X-legs, ca.1960
on request
ca. 680mm x 720mm x (H)720mm
Teak massiv, upholstery
Easy chair with upholstery and A-legs, ca.1955
on request
ca. 680mm x 720mm x (H)720mm
Teak massiv, upholstery
Easy chair with upholstery and A-legs, ca.1955
on request
ca. 660mm x 600mm x (H)800mm
Teak massiv, upholstery
Early prototype armchair with hanging seat, ca.1953
on request
630mm x 540mm x (H)760mm
Teak, cane, chain
Chair with leather seat, unique piece, signed, ca. 2005
sold for 18’300usd
910mm(h) x 640mm x 540mm
Aluminium, leather
