Pair of benches by René Martin, circa 1960
REF: 7048
Pair of benches by René Martin, circa 1960
REF: 7048
Designer
- René Martin
Pair of benches designed by René Martin, known as "René les Ciseaux," a renowned cabinetmaker who collaborated with Charlotte Perriand, circa 1960.
Crafted from solid pine, these benches feature a robust and minimalist construction, embodying the functional and understated aesthetic characteristic of alpine interiors from that period. The thick tabletop rests on two sled-shaped legs, ensuring stability and sturdiness, while a central stretcher reinforces the structure.
Provenance: Méribel ski resort.
- Height 46 cm / 18 1⁄4"
- Width 120 cm / 47 "
- Depth 30 cm / 12"
Category
- Year Circa 1960
- Medium Solid pine
- Country France
- Condition Fair - Some scratches and traces of wear
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