Manila Chairs in Rope and Wood by Val Padilla for Jasper Conran, 1970s, Set of 6

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Demande identique avec : Andre Sornay sideboard in mahogany and white lacquer 1960

This sideboard was designed by the famous … Read more Demande identique avec : Andre Sornay sideboard in mahogany and white lacquer 1960

This sideboard was designed by the famous French cabinetmaker Andre Sornay in the 1960s. It is made up of a mahogany structure connected by the rod system patented by the cabinetmaker. The panels are lacquered in white/beige. The sideboard is made up of two sliding doors on the front opening onto removable shelves.

A pretty vintage piece to place in your interior, the colors are sober and the piece of furniture is totally functional. Take advantage of the long top to add a lamp and some decorative objects. We imagine it in an entrance or even in a living aera.
demande identique avec : Maurice Pre chairs in mahogany and beige cotton 1950 set of 6
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This refined set of six chairs was designed by Maurice Pré, a prominent figure in French design of the 1950s. True to the post-war modernist aesthetic, these chairs stand out for the purity of their lines and the perfect balance between functionality and elegance.

Each chair features a solid mahogany frame with delicately tapered compass legs, an iconic detail of 1950s design that brings both visual lightness and stability. The seat and backrest are generously padded for comfort and upholstered in a beige cotton fabric, whose soft, neutral tone enhances the warmth of the wood.

Timeless and sophisticated, this set of chairs perfectly reflects the craftsmanship and aesthetic principles of mid-20th-century French design. They will fit naturally around a dining table, in a chic and refined interior, or as part of a decorative project combining vintage and contemporary pieces. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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