PIERRE JEANNERET - CONNECTED BACK OFFICE CHAIR Establishing L'Atelier in the 1950s

Establishing L'Atelier in the 1950s

they designed notable projects like Villa Savoye

trained at École des Beaux-Arts in Geneva before partnering with Le Corbusier in Paris

His unique aesthetic and ability to blend traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology have earned him acclaim

Arad's influence extends to public art and architecture

PIERRE JEANNERET - CONNECTED BACK OFFICE CHAIR Establishing L'Atelier in the 1950sArmchair Teak and caning Model created circa 1955 H 78 L 50 D 65 cm ABOUT PIERRE JEANNERET Pierre Jeanneret, born in Switzerland in 1896, trained at cole des Beaux Arts in Geneva before partnering with Le Corbusier in Paris. Together, they designed notable projects like Villa Savoye. Jeanneret collaborated with Charlotte Perriand on tubular metal furnishings showcased at the 1929 Salon d'Automne. During World War II, he joined the French resistance,