1960s Easy chair model 444 Pierre Paulin Artifort NL
€ 3.250,00
| Weight | 25 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 82 × 75 × 98 cm |
1 in stock
Designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in the Netherlands during the 1960s, the Model 444 is a beautiful example of his playful and innovative approach to furniture design.
Known for his ability to combine flowing shapes with everyday comfort, Paulin created a chair that feels both sculptural and inviting. Its organic lines and carefully shaped seat give it a character all of its own, while the design reflects the optimistic spirit of the sixties.
The Model 444 is not just a chair to look at; it is made to be enjoyed and used. Placed in a reading corner, beside a sofa or as a standalone piece, it brings a lovely touch of Dutch design history into any interior. A real favourite for lovers of vintage design!
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