“772” sofa by Joseph André Motte - Steiner - Vintage

Vintage sofa from the 1960s in perfect condition.

Date:1958
Creator: Joseph André Motte
Brand:Steiner
Color: Off-white
Material: Looped wool
Dimensions: Depth 80 cm, Height 90 cm, Width 148 cm

Availability: In stock

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Newly reupholstered sofa model 772 by Joseph-André Motte, Steiner edition, 1958.
Structure in chrome-plated steel tube, cream-white woolen fabric from Pierre Frey.
Seat height 43 cm
Rare piece

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Joseph-André Motte is a French designer, decorator and interior architect known in particular for the 770 armchair (1958), the 771 chair (1958) and the Bahut sideboard (1958).
In 1950, he collaborated with Steiner, a major modern furniture manufacturer, in the design of a range of revolutionary chairs (chair 764 & 771).
In 1954, he participated in the creation of the Plastic Research Workshop (ARP) with great designers such as Pierre Guariche and Michel Mortier in order to present French manufacturers with practical, comfortable, modern furniture accessible to the general public.
Joseph-André Motte had a very prestigious career which made him one of the leaders of French contemporary creation during the second half of the twentieth century, notably thanks to his designs for major French airports and certain Paris metro stations ( 1973).
He radically revisited classic furniture by taking advantage of modern techniques to enhance them, but also by rethinking the use of traditional materials such as rattan, cardboard and stainless steel.

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