Suite of four Space Age chairs by Etienne Fermigier. France, 1960s

Very rare suite of four Space Age chairs by Etienne Fermigier for Mobilier National. Small French production from the 60s. The chairs are very comfortable in addition to having a unique design. Curved, chrome-plated and welded base. Thermo-bent beech wood shell, connected by a chrome-plated metal disc (which makes all the difference). Upholstery in original coral-colored veined imitation leather. The four chairs are in very good general condition with traces of time here and there. Note two small tears (8m and 6mm) on the covering of two seats. The Sofolk brand offers a range of products which allows this type of material to be repaired in an astonishing manner Height: 74cm Width: 47 cm Depth: 54 cm PS: They were around a table with a glass top on a central chrome tulip foot, the The whole thing was very successful. Etienne Fermigier ((1932-1973). After training at the Boulle school, he graduated as valedictorian from the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1954. In 1957, he created his design office and devoted himself to the design of apartments for individuals but also the creation of industrial objects (ashtrays, radios, telephones, televisions for teleavia, etc.) and furniture. He collaborates in particular with Disderot which produces some of its lighting fixtures such as the Côté lamp. furniture, he will work with the biggest publishers of the time; Steiner, Airborne, Minvielle, Sentou, Roset… Pierre Perriguault, together they create Meubles et Stratégie, boulevard Raspail in Paris. Fermigier are among the iconic models of French design