Charlotte Perriand Wardrobe from Les Arcs Ski Resort, circa 1968

Dimensions : Heigh : 173 / Larger : 150 / Depth : 58 cm  

About the designer : Charlotte Perriand (1903–1999) was a highly influential French designer and architect, best known for her role in shaping modernist furniture and interiors in the 20th century. A leading figure of modern design, associated with the Modern Movement in Europe. Worked closely with Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, helping to bring a more human, functional, and material-driven sensibility to their studio’s work. She was a Pioneered the use of industrial materials (steel, aluminum, glass) and later incorporated natural materials (wood, bamboo), creating a warmer, more organic modernism. She Integrated Japanese aesthetics after living in Japan (1940–1942), which deeply influenced her later work through modularity, simplicity, and craftsmanship. Today, she is widely recognized as a major force behind many works once attributed primarily to male collaborators. Her focus on social design, modularity, and material honesty paved the way for contemporary furniture and interior design.