Slatted Bench in the Style of Charlotte Perriand, France - 1950s

Description

This French slatted bench reflects the understated elegance and functional clarity associated with post-war modernism. While no documented attribution has been established, its restrained construction, rhythmic arrangement of solid wood slats, and low black lacquered steel base closely recall the design language of Charlotte Perriand. In particular, the design bears a strong resemblance to her Casando Bench, sharing its elongated proportions, slatted timber construction, and architectural simplicity, while remaining offered here as a piece in the style of Perriand. The bench comfortably seats three to four people, making it equally suitable for an entrance hall, gallery setting, or living space. Its honest use of materials and balanced proportions exemplify the enduring appeal of mid-century French design, where utility and architectural simplicity are brought together with remarkable refinement. 2 available, priced individually.

GW4637