René Martin, Stool For Méribel, Circa 1965
Artist: René Martin
A four-legged stool made of solid pine attributed to René Martin, known as “René les Ciseaux,” a cabinetmaker who collaborated with Charlotte Perriand on the interior design of chalets in Méribel.
Its thick, circular seat—slightly hollowed out and with softened contours—rests on four tapered, slanted legs. The design is stripped down to the essentials, with particular attention paid to proportions and woodworking.
The deep, irregular mahogany-brown patina reveals the pine’s grain and accentuates the curves of the seat.
France, circa 1965.
Its thick, circular seat—slightly hollowed out and with softened contours—rests on four tapered, slanted legs. The design is stripped down to the essentials, with particular attention paid to proportions and woodworking.
The deep, irregular mahogany-brown patina reveals the pine’s grain and accentuates the curves of the seat.
France, circa 1965.
800 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Solid wood
Diameter: 38
Height: 46
Reference (ID): 1854265
Availability: In stock
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