Robert Mallet-Stevens Chairs

Robert Mallet-Stevens dining chairs model 222, France, design 1928, later production. Set of 4 stackable chairs in great vintage condition. Chairs designed by the one of the masters of the Modern architecture; French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens. These chairs are in original Gray Gun Metal Gray finish. This model of a chair is one of Mallet-Stevens's best-known pieces of furniture that he created for the Salon des Art Ménagers exhibition in 1936. Mallet-Stevens vision on furniture was that it should be “Functional in terms of contemporary living, simple and suitable for mass production”. The chair is a masterpiece of simplicity—durable and stackable. All possible decorative conceits are left out. Robert Mallet Stevens (1886-1945) was a French modernist who is especially known for his work as an architect, and design interiors, film sets and furniture as well. He is considered one of the most influential French architects of the first half of the twentieth century. One of his highlights was the design of Villa Cavroix in 1932, where he also used the tubular chairs for the kitchen. Chairs show little sign of wear which is common for these chairs since they are stackable and rub up against each other. Rare color. Versatile chair that works well with any style of interior design or decor including De Stijl...

Circa 1960s / france Size W400 D600 H850 SH450 mm Dining chair designed by Robert Mallet-Stevens. Unlike the Model 222 chair, which is one of...

This chair was designed by French modernist architect Robert Mallet-Stevens. It was first fabricated in France in 1928. Black lacquered tubular steel Rubber pads under the legs. ...

Model no. 222 chairs by Robert Mallet-Stevens, set of ten, painted tubular steel, mid-20th century examples of the 1928 Bauhaus original.

This chair was designed by French modernist architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, (1886-1945.) It was first fabricated in France in 1928 by Ecart. It´s made of lacquered tubular steel (...

Pair of chairs by Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886-1945). Iconic of French modernism. Model created around 1928. Designed by Mallet-Stevens himself in 1927. These chairs have been found in Saint Jean de Luz (France, near Biaritz)) and they probably originate from the Casino of Saint Jean de Luz one of the masterpieces designed by Mallet-Stevens himself. Steel tubes and wooden seats. Sanded and gray new lacquer. Completely original except two seat mounting bolts on one chair that were replaced. The models often found on the market are Andre Putman...

Only Three Grey Left. This chair design was first fabricated in France in 1928 by Ecart. Created by Great Master of the Bauhaus School, French Modernist Architect Robert Mallet-St...