Rene Coulon

Rare Glass and fur stool By Rene Coulon French, circa 1950

Hands down, the coolest radiator ever! Designed by Coulon in 1937 for Saint Gobain glass. Rewired

Glass radiator, model Radiaver designed by Rene Coulon (French architect) for Saint Gobain. Double

A Stunning Early Modernist Console in Glass Attributed to the French Visionary Architect, Rene

Original design by René Coulon ligthing base first glass heater

Art Deco Glass Radiator designed by René-André Coulon, and entitled “Radiaver” this revolutionary

Outstanding pair of Viborg chairs by Bernard Brunier for Coulon made of bent Rosewood using the

-Gobain glass pavillion he built with the architect René Coulon. In the 1950s, he created furniture for

French architect Rene-Andre Coulon (1908-1997) designed this electric heater using metal tape

Attributed to René Coulon - Stool, c. 1950 Glass, fur

Modernist glass electrical radiator designed by the French Modernist architect Rene Coulon for

Rare heater by René Coulon for St. Gobain, France, c. 1930s.

This is the early and more deluxe version of the Rene Coulon designed glass heater with illuminated

with two additional open shelves joined by a bar stretcher. Rene Coulon exhibited similar designs in

Hands down, the coolest radiator ever! Designed by Coulon in 1937 for Saint Gobain glass. Rewired

Originally designed and exhibited at the Paris 1937 Worlds Fair, this iconic form currently occupies permanent status in the Cooper Hewitt Museum, and the National Design Museum of t...

feature unique inner structure details. In the style of René Coulon. In good vintage condition but for

This is the early and more deluxe version of the Rene Coulon glass radiator with illuminated base

Beautiful table light attributed to Jacques Adnet or Rene Coulon for Saint Gobain, manufactured in