Aug 1, 2024
A Pair of Club Chairs "410" designed in the 1950s by Theo Ruth for Artifort. The previous owner's children expressed their rebellion by writing on the chairs.
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A Pair of Club Chairs "410" designed in the 1950s by Theo Ruth for Artifort. The previous owner's children expressed their rebellion by writing on the chairs.
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Pierre Paulin for Artifort
Tongue Chair (left), 1960 + Ribbon Chair (right), 1966
Pierre Paulin (1927-2009) Fauteuil F582 ''Ribbon Chair'' créé en 1966 - Édition Artifort. - source Artcurial.
Lounge chair 595 by Geoffrey D. Harcourt for Artifort, 1967
Designer: Geoffrey Harcourt
Producer: Artifort
Model: 595
Period: Sixties
Measurements: 86 x 85 x 95 cm
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Pierre Paulin ‘ABCD’ sofas & lounge chairs for Artifort, 1968
Ribbon Chair designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort 1966
I’ve already featured several Pierre Paulin designs, all of them having been used in The Next Generation. Paulin’s first appearance in Star Trek, though, was in The Original Series episode, “The Cloud Minders.” The Ribbon Chair was also used in Blade Runner 2049 (5th image). It’s interesting to note, in both “The Cloud Minders” and Blade Runner 2049, these chairs are used to indicate wealth, status, and taste by the higher classes of caste-stratified societies. In contrast, the use of Paulin’s furnishings in TNG does the opposite: they offer a glimpse of the comfort and aesthetics attainable and accessible to all Federation citizens in a post-capitalist society based on cooperation and equality.
Source: Ex Astris Scientia