Coat Rack by Jean-Pierre Vitrac for Manade

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Icon of french design

born in 1944, jean-pierre vitrac has left an indelible mark on the world of post-war product … more Icon of french design

born in 1944, jean-pierre vitrac has left an indelible mark on the world of post-war product design. His work seamlessly blends functionality and aesthetics, creating pieces that stand the test of time. Vitrac's minimalist approach and use of high-quality materials have become hallmarks of his iconic style.throughout his illustrious career, vitrac has collaborated with renowned companies such as airborne, contributing to the development of the famous aa chair, a symbol of french design. His elegant luminaires for disderot and contemporary tableware collections for villeroy & boch, including the celebrated "arpeggio" line, showcase his versatility and innovative spirit.vitrac's designs have graced the halls of prestigious institutions, including the musée des arts décoratifs in paris and the museum of modern art in new york. His numerous awards, such as the rené gabriel prize in 1964, are a testament to his exceptional talent and influence.

perhaps one of vitrac's most iconic creations is the "porte manteaux" coat rack for manade. This adjustable piece, crafted from lacquered metal and chrome, exemplifies his commitment to practicality and timeless elegance. It has become a sought-after collector's item for vintage furniture enthusiasts worldwide.jean-pierre vitrac's legacy continues to inspire generations of designers. His work serves as a reminder that great design transcends time, marrying form and function in perfect harmony. As we celebrate his contributions to the world of design, we honor a true visionary whose creations will be cherished for generations to come.

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designer: jean pierre vitrac  | type: porte manteaux | manufacturer: manade  | year: 1980s  | country: france | condition: good  | materials: metal, plastic | height: 185  cm  | width: 40 cm | depth: 40 cm

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