Charlotte Perriand Low Cansado Slat Bench

Perriand, Charlotte
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Benches
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France
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1960s

This Charlotte Perriand slat bench was made for and used in the African town of Cansado, Mauritania. The town was designed according to modernist principles, so it was a fitting choice to select Charlotte Perriand’s modern designs to furnish some of the apartments. This low bench, that is a variation on the slat bench she designed in Japan in the mid-1950s, is constructed out of thirteen wooden slats on a low, metal frame with four legs. The slats are connected by means of three shorter slats that serve as a dovel.

  • 1785
  • Price on request
  • 4.3 In / 11.0 cm
  • 74.6 In / 189.5 cm
  • 27.4 In / 69.5 cm

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