Belgian Chairs

Set of 4 model ‘CM’ chairs designed by Pierre Guariche for Meurop. The chairs are still in full original, and véry good condition. They only have some signs of wear on the black met...

A set of six stackable chairs for the dining room, in a lovely Belgian design. They have a black lacquered metal structure and plastic seats and backs two in red and two in black and...

A pair of Polaris chairs designed by Pierre Guariche for Meurop in the 1950s. These chairs feature curved tulip frames and have metal swivel bases with b...

Set of four Polaris swivel dining chairs designed in 1965 by french designer Pierre Guariche for Meurop,Belgium. Featured in the colors ivory white,red and olive green skai, metal swivel base covered with black plastic disc. All four are in their original upholstery, all with sign of use during the years.These chairs were a part of a space-age themed series with the Luna, Jupiter and Mars chairs. Dimensions: H 75 P 50 L 50 cm Belgian furniture manufacturer Meurop is best known for its successful production of 1960s designs by Pierre Guariche (1926-1995), who was one of the most renowned French industrial and interior designers of the mid-20th century. In the early 1960s, Guariche’s designs for Meurop centred around storage items made from plywood, including teak-veneered dining tables , buffets , and shelves . Both the Shell Chair (1961) and the Polaris Chair...

Set of four chairs by French designer Pierre Guariche in yellow and red molded plastic, model 'Coquillage' Produced in Belgium by Meurop early 1960's Moulded plastic seats and...

Two 'Coquillage' chairs in black by Pierre Guariche for Meurop, Belgium, 1960s. The shell is made of black perforated propylene, the base of chromed metal. Priced individually.

Pair of Blue Meurop swivel chairs designed by Pierre Guariche. These Polaris lounge chairs date from the 1960s and were made for the Belgian Company Meurop. Elegant tulip chairs with chromed base and with new upholstery in blue and white flamed fabric...

Set of 3 vintage coquillage chairs by French designer Pierre Guariche for Meurop. This colorful set of chairs is made from a plastic shell mounted on an elegant black metal base ...

Pierre Guariche was a well known and collected experimental interior designer, furniture designer and architect. After World War II, manufacturing of materials and processes developed during the war were embrassed by a new wave of designers. Guariche founded an association called Atelier de Recherche Plastique or ARP with Michel Mortier and Joseph-André Motte that aimed to refine the manipulation of plastics within the household. Guariche later became the artistic director of Meurop, a company that strived to create refined yet economical pieces of furniture. This Fibreglass chair...

The Coquillage side chair was designed by Pierre Guariche for Meurop in the early 1960s. The shell is made of red perforated propylene, the base of black lacquered metal. This eleg...

Guariche Robert Meurop dining chairs black faux leather, 1960 Mid-Century, France Versatile and Modern Meurop "Robert" chairs from 1960s. Iron legs and faux black leather. These are...

Set of comfortable Midcentury chairs with original cognac skai upholstery and black lacquered metal base. Original "Meurop" tag om the underside. Also available as single, matching ...