Charlotte PERRIAND - Set of 6 kitchen doors - Les Arcs 1600, circa 1969
Set of 6 kitchen doors - Les Arcs 1600
circa 1969
Set of 6 kitchen doors from an apartment in Les Arcs 1600, complete with their 6 original handles and 12 hinges.
Used condition, the small ones for wall units, and the large ones under the sink.
Pine.
Large door dimensions: Lg 77.5 cm x Lrg 37.5 cm (2 pieces)
Lg 77.5 cm x Lrg 34 cm (1 piece)
Small doors dimensions: Lg 39 cm x Lrg 37.5 cm (2 pieces)
Lg 39 cm x Lrg 34 cm (1 piece)
Dimensions :
- Height : 77.5 cm
- Width : 37.5 cm
Charlotte Perriand :
Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) is born in Paris where she studied at the Ecole de l'Union Centrale des Arts Décoratifs (1920-1925) with Henri Rapin and Maurice Dufrène. She exhibits her first furniture in nickel-plated copper and aluminum at the Salon d'Automne. Le Corbusier is struck by the modern aesthetics and functionality of her furniture. She works with him for nearly 10 years and she is in charge of manufacturing the models that came out of the architect's office. Together, they redesigned the home, its furniture and lighting. In 1929, together with Pierre Jeanneret and Le Corbusier, they founded the Union des Artistes Modernes (UAM).
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