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Maison Lecan presents this 1970s solid pine freestanding coat rack, an iconic piece of furniture designed for the ski resorts of Les Arcs in the style of Charlotte Perriand, the visionary architect who made mountain pine the noble material of a unique and seminal Alpine way of life.
The cylindrical shaft, made of solid pine and composed of sections assembled with great precision, rests on a sturdy cruciform base with a rectangular cross-section—a formal language that echoes the characteristic cross-leg base of Les Arcs furniture. The coat hooks, with their horizontal rods topped by turned wooden balls, lend the piece a sculptural and playful touch that makes it much more than a simple functional accessory: a true design piece in its own right.
Solid pine, with its warm grain and golden patina acquired over the decades, reveals all the raw and authentic beauty of a material crafted with care. The solid, handcrafted construction attests to the quality of workmanship characteristic of furniture produced for Les Arcs, where functionality and aesthetics were one and the same.
A rare piece that adds character to an entryway, hallway, or any interior that appreciates 1970s French design and the Perriand legacy.
Dimensions: H 172 x D 56 cm
LDP Ref.: 20261018-001
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