Vintage Stuhl Marchand von Christophe Marchand für Embru in Schwarz Jugendstil_Irisierend_Glas An extremely elaborate pattern

An extremely elaborate pattern

Jean Prouvé's Cité armchair was created in 1931 for a student residence in the Cité Universitaire of Nancy

resting on the base frame

Muster mit Streifen sowie klassischen Gashgai Motiven wie Rhomben

are typical of George Nelson's design: the trained architect and Yale graduate created a wide range of everyday objects in the first two post-war decades with the idea of bringing modern design into America's homes and offices

Vintage Stuhl Marchand von Christophe Marchand für Embru in Schwarz Jugendstil_Irisierend_Glas An extremely elaborate patternThe Swiss designer Christophe Marchand works as a consultant in various areas for the traditional Swiss brand Embru and also designs his own products for the company. This includes the Marchand chair, which is made of Pagwood. This is a material in which plywood is pressed with melamine resin. Pagwood has already proven itself in Zurich trams in the 1960s and is now celebrating its comeback. The black chair with a cross base is in good to very good