Stool By René Martin, Méribel, Circa 1965
Artist: René Martin
A four-legged stool made of solid pine attributed to René Martin, a cabinetmaker nicknamed “René les Ciseaux,” best known for his collaboration with Charlotte Perriand on the interior design of chalets in Méribel.
It features a thick, circular seat with rounded edges, resting on four slightly slanted legs. The honey-colored pine, with visible knots, displays a beautiful patina from use.
A simple and sturdy piece of furniture, characteristic of 1960s mountain interiors.
France, circa 1965.
It features a thick, circular seat with rounded edges, resting on four slightly slanted legs. The honey-colored pine, with visible knots, displays a beautiful patina from use.
A simple and sturdy piece of furniture, characteristic of 1960s mountain interiors.
France, circa 1965.
800 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Solid wood
Diameter: 38
Height: 46
Reference (ID): 1854260
Availability: In stock
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