Description
A design monograph series on the most remarkable architects, designers, brands and design movements of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, each book contains a historical-critical essay discussing the life and work of the subject, followed by an illustrated appreciation of groundbreaking work.
French architect and designer Charlotte Perriand not only created buildings such as the League of Nations in Geneva and ski resorts but was responsible for iconic furniture pieces in tubular steel, such as the Nuage bookshelf, Grand Confort chair (while working for Le Corbusier), B301 recliner and the ponyskin Chaise Longue.
An illustrated 'greatest hits' of Perriand's work, with a concise explanation of why she is so lauded and the hallmarks that identify her work.
About the Author
Dominic Lutyens is a freelance writer who covers art, architecture, design and fashion. He writes for Vogue, Elle Decoration, Financial Times, the Telegraph, the Observer, Grand Designs magazine and Design Week. He is the co-author, with Kirsty Hislop, of 70s Style & Design, and author of Celia Birtwell.
Book Information
ISBN 9781838612054
Author Dominic Lutyens
Format Hardback
Page Count 112
Imprint OH
Publisher Headline Publishing Group
Weight(grams) 280g
Dimensions(mm) 186mm * 130mm * 18mm
