Set of six chairs Boston, black plastic, by P. Paulin, France, 1980s.
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 26965
This set of six Boston chairs, designed by Pierre Paulin in France in 1988, exemplifies late postmodernism and the material experimentation characteristic of the 1980s. Each chair is crafted from molded plastic in a deep, glossy black with a highly reflective, almost mirror-like finish. The seats and backrests are pierced by geometric, grid-like cutouts inspired by De Stijl and the works of Mondrian and Mackintosh. The architectural effect is emphasized by sharp angles, a pronounced verticality, and integrated, gently outward-curving armrests. Straight, slightly tapering legs are placed at the corners for stability and allow for easy stacking. The chairs are intended for both indoor and outdoor use. Condition: very good, with minor traces of use typical for vintage plastic—subtle surface scratches and scuffs, but no cracks or structural damage.These chairs convey the voice of the late 1980s, a period when French design engaged in a dialogue with twentieth-century avant-garde. The graphic cutouts catch and reflect light like a cinematic frame, while the black gloss adds a sense of theatricality. The chairs seem to recount a story of material experimentation and creative freedom, as plastic—once a utilitarian medium—becomes the carrier of form, severity, and graphic discipline. Their silhouette suggests motion and architectural lightness, evoking the spirit of bold
DIMENSION
Height95 cm
Width50 cm
Length50 cm
Dimension details
Length50 cm
Height95 cm
Width50 cm
Weight40 kg
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