François Arnal Furniture

Z stool by François Arnal, Atelier A, manufactured by Mobilier Modulaire Moderne, France, 1970

Unique "oversized" lamp, in fiberglass and resin, by André Cazenave and François Arnal . 1970 - 70s . Created shortly after the creation of Atelier A. . Free form, both lamp and sculpture, it diffuses magnificent lighting... . Dimensions : Length : 75 cm maximum Width : 55 cm maximum Height : 26 cm . In vintage condition, this lamp has 54 years old... . François Arnal is a painter and sculptor. In 1968, Arnal opened Atelier A in Paris, which notably produced objects created by artists (tables, lighting). It is a unique and romantic adventure, dazzling and creative, carried out with enthusiasm and improvisation, on the fringes and at the heart of a pivotal era. In 5 years, more than 35 artists, including Arman, César, Annette Messager...

"Texas" footrest model by designer François Arnal, Atelier A edition. This footrest consists of a white lacquered metal tubular structure and a navy blue cushion. It pairs perfectly ...

Texas model armchair by designer François Arnal, Atelier A edition. The seat and backrest are in blue fabric, and the tubular structure is lacquered white metal. This armchair pairs ...

The Z Stool by François Arnal was created in 1970, it is made of folded smoked polymethylmethacrylate. This material, more commonly known as Plexiglas, allows the creation of lines of great fluidity while maintaining sufficient rigidity to serve as a seat. The Z Stool is one of a series of works in Plexiglas imagined and sometimes realized by Arnal. Some are unique creations, others, like this stool, have been edited. Following its acquisition in 1994, a version of this stool is now on display at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Paris). François Arnal (creator), Atelier A (director), Mobilier Modulaire Moderne (editor), Stool Z, circa 1970. Beautiful original conditions, some slight signs of use. BIOGRAPHY François Arnal (1924-2012) is mainly known for his career as a painter but he was also a sculptor, writer and designer. He designed furniture under the aegis of Atelier A for a fairly short period of five years between 1969 and 1974. Atelier A, created by the latter, was a laboratory for artistic research. The creators taking part in this adventure are not designers but artists such as Robert Malaval...

This chrome Z stool was designed by François Arnal for Atelier A in Paris in the early 1970. Arnal designed a collection of chairs and tables called ‘S...

A French midcentury magazine holder from the 1970s, with Chromed Steel dividers, for many compartments to store books or magazines.. Modern accessory for any modern interior or offic...

The T9 low coffee table designed by Francois Arnal. He designed the chrome plated steel legs of this table to accommodate varying thicknesses of plateaus. With the T9 table bases, y...

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