Pacha Chair by Pierre Paulin for Moblier International, Paris, 1981

Description

Original Pacha Chair by Pierre Paulin for Mobilier International, France (1981)

The Pacha chair, originally designed by Pierre Paulin in … more Original Pacha Chair by Pierre Paulin for Mobilier International, France (1981)

The Pacha chair, originally designed by Pierre Paulin in 1975 for Mobilier International, remains an iconic piece in the history of modern design. This specific chair, produced in 1981, carries the legacy of Paulin’s innovative vision. Inspired by the soft, rounded forms of clouds, the Pacha chair blends comfort and artistry, creating an inviting and sculptural seating experience. As a testament to its cultural significance, this chair is featured in the permanent collection of the Centre Pompidou Museum of Modern Art in Paris.

Design & Features:

This original 1981 Pacha chair has been completely restored in Teddy 205 off-white fabric by Artistide Fabrics, bringing new life to its plush, cloud-like form. It retains all of its original labels, adding to its authenticity and rarity, making it a treasure for collectors and design enthusiasts. The Pacha chair's low-slung, organic shape invites relaxation and stands out as a sculptural piece in any interior.

Designer: Pierre Paulin
Manufacturer: Mobilier International, France
Year: 1981
Condition: Completely restored, original labels intact
Fabric: Teddy 205 off-white by Artistide Fabrics
Inspiration: Cloud-like design
Dimensions:

Height: 66 cm / 26 inches
Width: 82 cm / 32.3 inches
Depth: 85 cm / 33.5 inches
Seat Height: 39 cm / 15.4 inches
About Pierre Paulin:

Pierre Paulin (1927–2009) was a legendary French designer whose work in the 1960s and 70s transformed the world of furniture. Known for his bold, organic shapes and futuristic approach, Paulin’s designs provided a new laid-back perspective on living spaces, making his pieces both visually striking and functional. His designs were often playful and luxurious, and their unique forms resonated with the spirit of the era.

Paulin’s influence extended beyond furniture; he was also commissioned to redesign parts of the Élysée Palace for French presidents Georges Pompidou and François Mitterrand during the 1970s and 80s. His innovative style has made his pieces highly collectible, sought after by design enthusiasts and collectors alike, and they are recognized for their investment potential.

The Pacha chair is a valuable collectible, an inspiration for interior designers, and a worthwhile investment for those who appreciate the artistry of modern design. This piece has an attribution mark,
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