Jean Paul Barray

Manufactured by Bofinger in the 1960s, these chairs feature a five-pointed zinc-colored metal wire frame that folds easily for storage or transport. Jean-Paul Barray and Kim Moltzer...

Manufactured by Bofinger in the 1960s, these chairs feature a five-pointed zinc-colored metal wire frame that folds easily for storage or transport. Jean-Paul Barray and Kim Moltzer,...

Pair of Ground-breaking French Mid-Century Modern "Penta" Lounge chairs / armchairs by architects, Kim Moltzer and Jean Paul Barray featuring a daring, pentagonal, open architectural...

Pair of "Penta" chairs in steel with original leather-trimmed canvas seats by Kim Moltzer and Jean Paul Barray. Great for indoors or outdoors.

In 1966, he founded ECFI, a design office for professional spaces and flats with the architect Jean-Paul Barray. A versatile artist, he designed furniture for numerous French persona...

Rare armchairs created by famous French designer Jean-Paul Barray. Dunlop editor. Modular fireside chair "Jacquet" model.

Early Ocher Canvas Penta Chairs by Jean-Paul Barray & Kim Moltzer for Bofinger, in original canvas and leather detailing.

A French midcentury "Penta" steel framed armchair by Jean-Paul Barray and Kim Moltzer, edited by Bofinger, circa 1968.

Thanks to his relationship with the architect Jean-Paul Barray he began to do what he loved: designing and creating furniture.

Moltzer's designs as well as those created in partnership with French artist and designer Jean Paul Barray were coveted by connoisseurs and collectors ranging from the Bulgari family...

Designed by Kim Moltzer, Jean-Paul Barray. Height 68 x 87.5 x 74.5 cm. Made by Bofinger, Ilsfeld.

Foldable Penta armchair, in linen and galvanized metal designed by Kim Moltzer and Jean-Paul Barray for Bofinger in 1968.

1968 "Penta" armchair by Kim Moltzer and Jean Paul Barray. Edition Bofinger.

A pair of Penta collapsible steel frame armchairs by Jean-Paul Barray and Kim Moltzer for Bofinger, circa 1968.

Pair of rare French lounge chairs of nickel plated steel and canvas designed by Jean-Paul Barray and Kim Moltzer and manufactured by Bofinger in 1968.

Designed by Kim Moltzer, Jean-Paul Barray. H. 68 x 87.5 x 74.5 cm. Made by Bofinger, Ilsfeld.

A 1970s chromed steel, glass and rosewood side table. Designed by Richard Young for Merrow Associates, with glass top and rosewood lower shelf, on wheels. Comes with A10/CITES docume...

We have another model of the butterfly chair with light brown leather listed. The butterfly chair, also known as the BKF chair or the Hardoy chair, is a folding chair with a sim...

Paris born Fabien Baron designed b.3 lounge chairs for Bernhardt Design. Brushed nickel frames, with blended fiber wool like upholstery. Gently used, 2015 production. Simplicity at i...

A vintage iconic black wrought iron framed Butterfly lounge chair with black leather sling cover designed by Jorge Ferrari- Hardoy. This early production Mid Century lounge chair hav...

Vintage Butterfly Chair with a tan leather sling, designed by Antonio Bonet, Juan Kurchan, and Jorge Ferrari-Hardoy, issued by Knoll. This iconic mid-century design exudes a relaxed ...

Vintage Butterfly Chair with chocolate brown leather sling, designed by Antonio Bonet, Juan Kurchan & Jorge Ferrari-Hardoy, issued by Knoll. An iconic mid-century design with a rela...

Rodolfo side table designed by Enrico Baleri for Baleri Italia. This table was published in the 90s. Half transparent table top and steel legs in polished finish. Really good exampl...

Stig Poulsson, lounge chair, model 'Bequem', leather, aluminum, ash, Denmark, designed 1968-1969 This 'Bequem' lounge chair is designed by Stig Poulsson. The most striking feature o...