Pair Of Armchairs By Pierre Guariche, Negroni, Circa 1970
Artist: Pierre Guariche
A pair of armchairs designed by Pierre Guariche and produced by Negroni in France around 1970.
The design is based on the contrast between a geometric structure made of white laminated plywood, with exposed edges, and two thick cushions forming the seat and backrest. The generously cut side panels create a continuous profile that rises up to the backrest, while the black fasteners deliberately punctuate the white surfaces.
Low-slung and generously upholstered, these armchairs reflect Pierre Guariche’s exploration of simple, functional furniture suited to the new lifestyles that emerged in the late 1960s.
Provenance: La Plagne ski resort, circa 1970
Manufacturer: Negroni, circa 1970.
The design is based on the contrast between a geometric structure made of white laminated plywood, with exposed edges, and two thick cushions forming the seat and backrest. The generously cut side panels create a continuous profile that rises up to the backrest, while the black fasteners deliberately punctuate the white surfaces.
Low-slung and generously upholstered, these armchairs reflect Pierre Guariche’s exploration of simple, functional furniture suited to the new lifestyles that emerged in the late 1960s.
Provenance: La Plagne ski resort, circa 1970
Manufacturer: Negroni, circa 1970.
2 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Painted wood
Width: 74
Height: 64
Depth: 60
Reference (ID): 1821241
Availability: In stock
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