Pine Bench From The La Rive Residential Complex, Arc 1600, France, Circa 1970
Artist: Bernard Taillefer
A solid pine bench from the La Rive residence in Arc 1600, built in the early 1970s.
The design of this building was entrusted to architect Bernard Taillefer, who collaborated with Charlotte Perriand to develop the interior architecture and built-in furniture for the residence.
With its deliberately minimalist design, this bench exemplifies the pursuit of simplicity, functionality, and durability that characterizes the furnishings designed for the resort.Made of solid pine, it consists of two thick slats forming the seat, resting on two solid legs.
Its understated proportions and sturdy construction make it a representative example of the furniture developed for the residences in Les Arcs.
Provenance: La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, Savoie, France.
The design of this building was entrusted to architect Bernard Taillefer, who collaborated with Charlotte Perriand to develop the interior architecture and built-in furniture for the residence.
With its deliberately minimalist design, this bench exemplifies the pursuit of simplicity, functionality, and durability that characterizes the furnishings designed for the resort.Made of solid pine, it consists of two thick slats forming the seat, resting on two solid legs.
Its understated proportions and sturdy construction make it a representative example of the furniture developed for the residences in Les Arcs.
Provenance: La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, Savoie, France.
3 200 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Pine
Length: 165
Width: 36
Height: 36
Reference (ID): 1815658
Availability: In stock
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