Height Adjustable Table For Les Arcs, By Charlotte Perriand, Circa 1975
Artist: Charlotte Perriand
A rectangular height-adjustable table with rounded edges, designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs resort in the 1970s.
It features a rectangular tabletop made of laminated pine with a beautiful patina, resting on a black-lacquered metal base that can be raised or lowered using a jack mechanism.
Height adjustable from 53 to 75 cm.
Created for the interior design of the Les Belles Challes housing complex in Les Arcs “1800.”
Bibliography: Jacques Barsac, “Charlotte Perriand, The Complete Works: Volume 4, 1968–1999,” Éditions Norma, 1999, similar models pp. 250–253
It features a rectangular tabletop made of laminated pine with a beautiful patina, resting on a black-lacquered metal base that can be raised or lowered using a jack mechanism.
Height adjustable from 53 to 75 cm.
Created for the interior design of the Les Belles Challes housing complex in Les Arcs “1800.”
Bibliography: Jacques Barsac, “Charlotte Perriand, The Complete Works: Volume 4, 1968–1999,” Éditions Norma, 1999, similar models pp. 250–253
1 900 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Pine
Width: 113
Height: 75
Depth: 64
Reference (ID): 1815672
Availability: In stock
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