Standard lamp by Jean-Pierre Garrault and Henri Delord for Chabrières, 1970

Floor lamp by Jean-Pierre Garrault and Henri Delord for Chabrières, France 1970. Dimensions: H256 X W47 X D47 (height adjustable) Colour: multicoloured. Materials: metal. Style: design. Extremely rare floor-to-ceiling lamp suspension by Jean-Pierre Garrault and Henri Delord for Chabrières, France, 1970. Authentic version purchased at XXO in Paris in 2001. Comes from a private collection of a film director. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Jean-Pierre Garrault (1942-2024) and Henri Delord (1935) are two iconic French designers of the 20th century. Their work is distinguished by a modernist approach, where functionality and aesthetics are in perfect harmony. Both worked during a time when design sought to integrate into daily life while bringing a touch of innovation. Jean-Pierre Garrault was particularly influenced by the functionalist movement and often explored the links between art and craftsmanship. His creations are characterised by their simplicity, fluidity, and ability to meet practical needs while remaining elegant. He worked on furniture, objects, and interior layouts where every shape and material is carefully chosen for its utility and beauty. Henri Delord, for his part, adopted a similar approach, with a preference for noble materials and a particular attention to ergonomics. His creations combine clean lines and balanced volumes, offering functional design while maintaining a strong visual impact. Like Garrault, Delord aimed to evolve furniture by emphasising objects that are not only practical but also sculptural, capable of transforming a space.