Métallique Stool

Métallique Stool

Name: Métallique Stool - DomesticoShop
Brand: Vitra
SKU: VITRA/22/025
Price: 582.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Jean Prouvé +

Switzerland

1936

Since

705,00 €

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Jean Prouvé designed Tabouret Métallique in conjunction with two other models proposed in metal for the Maison d'éducation surveillée de Saint-Maurice. The design conceived in Jean Prouvé's studios was never produced, but Vitra is now manufacturing it for the first time. The bent sheet metal lower frame has a similar structure to that of the rear Trapèze table. Tabouret Métallique Jean Prouvé. Tabouret Métallique is a practical stool that can also be used as a small side table and comes in a selection of original Prouvé colours. Material:
- Bent sheet metal, powder coated finish. Plastic sliders.

Height (mm)

445

Diameter (mm)

380

3 Years

Jean Prouvé

France 1901

Jean Prouvé was one of the most innovative and influential designers of the 20th century, whose work is still relevant today. His focus on modern technology, traditional craftsmanship and efficiency has had a major influence on the world of design and architecture. He worked on a wide variety of projects, from the construction of prefabricated buildings to the creation of furniture pieces. One of his most important innovations was the use of materials such as steel and aluminum in the construction of furniture and buildings to create lighter and more durable pieces. Prouvé was an advocate of prefabricated construction. He created buildings that could be easily transported and assembled on site. This focus on efficient and scalable construction became a major influence on modern architecture. Throughout his career, he also worked in collaboration with other notable designers and architects, such as Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand. Together, they created some of the most iconic pieces of modern design, such as Prouvé's Standard chair. Their legacy remains a major influence in the world of design and architecture today and their pieces have become timeless classics.