PAIR OF SAHARA, PIERRE CHAPO (1960)
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Pair of S10 SAHARA armchairs designed by designer Pierre Chapo in the 1960s. These armchairs have been restored and reupholstered, maintaining the period patina on the wooden pieces.
Length : 24.8 in / 63 cm
Height : 28.74 in / 73 cm
Width : 27.17 in / 69 cm
Weigth : 33.07 lb / 15 kg
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Designer: Famous French designer, Pierre Chapo (1927-1987) was born in Paris in 1927. He began his professional career by collaborating with sculptors and architects-masters of work such as Charlotte Perriand for the resort of Les Arcs. It was by founding his own workshop in 1956 that he was able to give free rein to his innovative vision of design. Inspired by the simplicity and beauty of nature, he created solid wood furniture with a minimalist, clean aesthetic, which was admired by the design community. Among Pierre Chapo’s most striking creations are the T64 and T1000 chairs, the Ligne and Rectangular coffee tables, as well as the solid wood beds. Each of its pieces is remarkable for its aesthetic sobriety, as well as for the meticulousness brought to every detail, such as joints and finishes. Pierre Chapo’s talented career has been rewarded several times, including winning the Grand Prix National de la Création Industrielle in 1963 and the title of Best French Designer in 1968. His creations are considered icons of modern design and are exhibited in prestigious museums around the world.
Circa: 1960
Origin: France
Materials: Full-grain leather and solid elm. The elm tree is recognized as one of the most beautiful and long-lasting of European species, which has become precious and rare since these trees fell victim to a disease a few decades ago.
State: Seats and backrests of armchairs restored and upholstered. The pieces of wood have been cleaned and revived while retaining their period patina.
Size:
Depth 63 cm
Width 69 cm
Height 73 cm
Seat height: 32 cm
Emmanuelle Vidal
FRANCE
Emmanuelle Vidal is an antique dealer in Toulouse, specializing in design from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Guariche, Le Corbusier, Ico Parisi, Pierre Paulin, Charles Eames… Tirelessly hunting down the creations of the masters of the 20th century, she then exhibited in various salons in Paris, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Antibes, Saint-Tropez and opened her gallery in 1997 in Toulouse. A unique place that is quickly becoming a landmark for collectors and enthusiasts looking for iconic pieces.