Steel, plywood
France, c. 1925
Design: Jean Prouvé (1901-1984) – French designer
High work chair with footrest
Turnable
Dimensions: 104 x 40 x 45 cm
Original condition

This high swivel chair was designed by French designer Jean Prouvé. It was made c. 1925. The chair is turnable and has a footrest. It is a functional design for the workspace which yet has the typical French elegance.



The chair is 104 x 40 x 45 cm high. It is in original condition with signs of age and wear and veneer damages.

Jean Prouvé (1901-1984)

Jean Prouvé was born in Paris in 1901. He trained as a blacksmith with Émile Robert and Adalbert Szabo. In 1924 he established his own workshop in Nancy. In addition, he began designing furniture, which should combine function and aesthetics available at reasonable prices. In 1927 Prouvé made acquaintance with Le Corbusier, followed by his first major architectural designs. In 1929 he received his first patent for sheet steel doors. He was also chairman of the jury during the competition for the construction of the Centre Pompidou. Prouvé's works cover a wide range from letter openers to furniture, facades and prefabricated buildings as well as building systems. He is considered a model for many designers.

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