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Love the desk, Jacques Adnet, not quite clear on the context of designing modernist steel furniture in nazi-occupied France.
[few minutes later update: Adnet's French wikipedia page says he stayed to make sure the war would not extinguish the beacon of French design genius that lights the world. Does not say who the clients were for custom furniture in 1940.]
Jacques Adnet Vichy Desk [greg.org]
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JACQUES ADNET (1900-1984)
A MAKASSAR EBONY VENEERED AND CHROMIUM PLATED METAL DESK BY JACQUES ADNET, CIRCA 1932
King George VI’s and Queen Elizabeth’s bathrooms, finished in a spectacular and cutting-edge art deco fashion, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris. Designed by August Labouret with furniture by Jacques Adnet.
Jacques Adnet Daybed, circa 1950 Tubular brass, brass, leather-covered steel, painted steel, leather.
Jacques Adnet
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Located using retrostart.com > Magazine Holder by Jacques Adnet for Unknown Manufacturer
Jacques Adnet
