La Bibliothèque de l'Amateur 05 : Pierre Paulin
Pierre Paulin (1927–2009) was an extraordinary, unconventional designer who followed his instincts down the rugged paths of creativity. He was the first to bring modernist decor to the Élysée Palace. His vintage Tongue, Ribbon, and Groovy armchairs have achieved cult status; his modular furniture systems are now sought after by art collectors... He designed sculptural seating using tubes, foam, and slipcover textiles in pop colors, as well as artisanal collections intended for the exercise of power, industrial products, and spaces that, by transforming volumes, gave voice to the era. Over the course of half a century, he achieved the feat of exploring every facet of design with a talent that still resonates today.
By Anne Bony
168 pages
Format: 140 x 190 mm
Publication date: April 25, 2024
ISBN: 979-1-0375-1255-0
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La Bibliothèque de l'Amateur 05 : Pierre Paulin
Pierre Paulin (1927–2009) was an extraordinary, unconventional designer who followed his instincts down the rugged paths of creativity. He was the first to bring modernist decor to the Élysée Palace. His vintage Tongue, Ribbon, and Groovy armchairs have achieved cult status; his modular furniture systems are now sought after by art collectors... He designed sculptural seating using tubes, foam, and slipcover textiles in pop colors, as well as artisanal collections intended for the exercise of power, industrial products, and spaces that, by transforming volumes, gave voice to the era. Over the course of half a century, he achieved the feat of exploring every facet of design with a talent that still resonates today.
By Anne Bony
168 pages
Format: 140 x 190 mm
Publication date: April 25, 2024
ISBN: 979-1-0375-1255-0
© Éditions de l'Amateur
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Pierre Paulin (1927–2009) was an extraordinary, unconventional designer who followed his instincts down the rugged paths of creativity. He was the first to bring modernist decor to the Élysée Palace. His vintage Tongue, Ribbon, and Groovy armchairs have achieved cult status; his modular furniture systems are now sought after by art collectors... He designed sculptural seating using tubes, foam, and slipcover textiles in pop colors, as well as artisanal collections intended for the exercise of power, industrial products, and spaces that, by transforming volumes, gave voice to the era. Over the course of half a century, he achieved the feat of exploring every facet of design with a talent that still resonates today.
By Anne Bony
168 pages
Format: 140 x 190 mm
Publication date: April 25, 2024
ISBN: 979-1-0375-1255-0
© Éditions de l'Amateur
