Charlotte perriand

Charlotte Perriand. Revolving Armchair. 1928. Thonet Frères, Paris, France. Chrome-plated tubular steel and leather. 29 3/4 x 22 x 21 1/4" (75.6 x 55.9 x 54 cm), seat h. 21 5/8" (54.9 cm). Gift of Thonet Industries, Inc. 162.1958. Architecture and Design

(#126) Charlotte Perriand

The Modern Life exhibition at London's Design Museum celebrates Charlotte Perriand's design work; from sketches to prototypes of the now iconic chairs:

The tempestuous history of Charlotte Perriand’s coveted Nuage cabinet

Le Corbusier (left), Charlotte Perriand centre “We don’t embroider cushions here,” said the man considered as the most important architect of the modern age, during his first encounter with Charlotte Perriand. She wanted to work for Le Corbusier, a name synonymous with those dramatically new brut

Discover the mid-century world of Charlotte Perriand in a New York City exhibition highlighting the female architect and designer’s best designs at Venus Over Manhatten

Founded in 2012 by Adam Lindemann, Venus Over Manhattan is dedicated to curated exhibitions both historic and contemporary, which cast a unique and often iconoclastic view on the work of established artists or artists whose works have been somewhat overlooked.

If you haven't heard of her, you've definitely seen her work.

In an extract from The Design Museum's new book on the modernist designer Charlotte Perriand, we explore how her detailed, illustrated notebooks allow historians to trace the origins of her designs.

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