Pine Bench from La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, France, circa 1970
REF: 8159
Pine Bench from La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, France, circa 1970
REF: 8159
Designer
- Charlotte Perriand
- Bernard Taillefer
Solid pine bench from La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, built in the early 1970s.
The building was designed by architect Bernard Taillefer, who worked closely with Charlotte Perriand on the interior architecture and integrated furnishings of the residence. With its deliberately restrained construction, this bench reflects the functional, durable and honest approach that defines the furnishings developed for the Les Arcs resort.
Crafted from solid pine, it features a seat made of two thick planks resting on two solid supports. Its balanced proportions and robust construction make it representative of the furniture created for the residences of Les Arcs.
Provenance: La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, Savoie.
- Height 36 cm / 14 "
- Width 165 cm / 65 "
- Depth 36 cm / 14 "
Category
- Year Circa 1970
- Medium Solid pine
- Country France
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Condition
Good condition, wear consistent with age. Slight bowing due to the natural movement of the solid wood.
