Guillerme Et Chambron, Pair Of Grand Confort Armchairs Circa 1960

Guillerme et Chambron, Pair of Grand Confort Armchairs Circa 1960Elegant Pair of Guillerme et Chambron Armchairs, Model Known as "Grand Confort", Published by the House "Votre Maison", Circa 1960.This Pair of Armchairs with High Backs, Recognizable by Their Structures in Carved and Exposed Solid Oak. They are Upholstered with a Seat Cushion and Back Covered with a Wool Fabric in Raspberry Tones. Their Structures in Patinated Oak, Their Curved Armrests, Their Rear Structures Composed of Rhythmic Vertical Uprights. Good Seating, Good Stability. Furniture of Very Good Quality of Manufacture with Sober and Elegant Lines, Designed by Robert Guillerme (1913 - 1990) and Jacques Chambron (1914 - 2001), Major Figures of French Design of the 50s/60s. These Seats Published by La Maison "Votre Maison", Founded in 1949. These Pieces Combining Practical Utility, Offering Exceptional Comfort and Ergonomics with Their Wide and Deep Seats, But Also Making a Superb Visual, with an Architectural Approach. These Armchairs Will Easily Adapt to Your Interior and Will Become Centerpieces. This Furniture Perfectly Illustrates Their Vision, Embodying Subtlety of Modern Aesthetics and Excellent Craftsmanship. They Will Enhance Your Home. Guillerme and Chambron first met in 1940 in a stalag in East Prussia. While prisoners, they became friends, but the early post-war years kept them apart. A graduate of the Boule school in 1934, Robert Guillerme put his talent to work for the Rogier workshops, a major firm in the Lille region. Jacques Chambron, a graduate of the Reims School of Applied Arts, had his own painter-decorator's studio in Paris. In 1948, Chambron and his family left the capital to settle in Lille. The two men, who met there, then crossed paths with Emile Darioseq, owner of a cabinetmaking workshop looking for new opportunities: Votre Maison was born a year later, in 1949. Guillerme designed the furniture, Chambron acted as a salesman, welcoming and advising customers, and the Darioseq workshops took care of manufacturing. Together, they defined a new concept in furniture. It was by combining functionality and design that Guillerme and Chambron created their worldwide reputation, while leaving a lasting mark on the world of design. 20th Century Period Furniture, Circa 1960. Dimensions: Height: 99 cm Width: 87 cm Depth: 88 cm Seat Height: 40 cm In Beautiful Condition. We are at your disposal for any further information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE