Tripod stool by Jean Raymond Picard/Jean-René Picard for S.E.T.A., France, 1955

eames‘ plasticchairs are omnipresent nowadays: practical, good-looking and loved by everyone. but when you’re not „everyone“ and would like to insert something special into your interior, here we’ve got a striking discovery: a drafting chair. black fibreglass sidechair shell on height-adjustable, swivelling drafting frame. often the designs by ray and charles eames took part at historical events. chess players bobby fischer...

Progress is change. And change means doing something differently than before: students revolt against their teachers, young progressives against old masters. In art and design, too, ...

brute moderne. good architects are often good designers, too. either because they develop the interior for a planned building at the same time, or because they want to implement the...

brute moderne/. good architects are often good designers, too. either because they develop the interior for a planned building at the same time, or because they want to implement th...

Tripod "tabouret" stool by Jean Raymond Picard, also the author of the first French red fiberglass chair of the 1950s. Both are known to have been ...

Jean-René Picard for S.E.T.A Fiberglass Chair, 1950s.

Jean Raymond Picard (1920-2006), chair, S.E.T&T. ed., France, Galerie M.A.I. distributor circa 1950 Blue gelcoat fiberglass, black lacquered metal Height 83 x Width 45 x Depth 36 c...

Hand gouged oak stools by Jean Touret for Ateliers Marolles. Made in France circa 1960s. Priced per item. Jean Touret moved to Pezay, a rural area near Marolles, in 1946. While ther...