Pair Of Stools By René Martin, Méribel, Circa 1965
Artist: René Martin
René Martin, nicknamed "René les Ciseaux," was a renowned French cabinetmaker, best known for his collaboration with the famous designer Charlotte Perriand. Together, they worked on several iconic projects, including the design of the Les Arcs ski resort in the French Alps.
One of his most notable contributions was the creation of furniture for the apartments and chalets at Les Arcs, where he skillfully incorporated local materials such as solid pine, emphasizing functionality and durability while staying true to the modern aesthetic championed by Perriand. Her creations are distinguished by their elegant simplicity, sturdiness, and ingenious design.
This pair of four-legged stools, each featuring a circular seat, made entirely of solid pine, comes from Méribel.
Provenance: Chalet furnished by Charlotte PERRIAND in Méribel around 1965.
One of his most notable contributions was the creation of furniture for the apartments and chalets at Les Arcs, where he skillfully incorporated local materials such as solid pine, emphasizing functionality and durability while staying true to the modern aesthetic championed by Perriand. Her creations are distinguished by their elegant simplicity, sturdiness, and ingenious design.
This pair of four-legged stools, each featuring a circular seat, made entirely of solid pine, comes from Méribel.
Provenance: Chalet furnished by Charlotte PERRIAND in Méribel around 1965.
1 400 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Solid wood
Width: 40
Diameter: 39
Height: 46
Reference (ID): 1854235
Availability: In stock
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