Rare "trèfle" Bench Seat, Joseph-andré Motte, France, 1975
Black lacquered metal, foam and gray mottled fabric.
Made for the Grand-Quevilly Town Hall (Seine-Maritime, France) in 1975 by Joseph-André Motte.
Joseph-André Motte was a very important French designer. His agency took on numerous public commissions; he conceived the design of Orly Airport (1958-1961) and the Cergy-Pontoise prefecture (1970). Following on from these creations for public spaces ( government orders), he created the « Trèfle » bench for the hall of the Grand-Quevilly town hall (Seine-Maritime, France).
This project shows how, after the great reconstruction of the 1950s, local authorities continued to call on renowned architects and designers to design their spaces and thus nurture contemporary creativity.
Lenght: 170 cm (91.3 inches - 7.6 feet)
Width: 232 cm ( 91.3 inches - 7.6 feet)
Height: 46 cm (18.1 inches)
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Metal
Length: 232 cm
Width: 232 cm
Height: 46 cm
Reference (ID): 1395390
Availability: In stock


































