set of six chairs Boston, black plastic, by P. Paulin, France, 1980s
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 26965
This set of six Boston dining chairs, designed by Pierre Paulin for Henry Massonnet in 1988, encapsulates the essence of late 1980s French postmodernism. Each chair is crafted entirely from molded plastic in a deep, glossy black, with a high-shine surface that reflects light and highlights the design’s graphic qualities. The backrests and seats feature geometric, grid-like cutouts inspired by the De Stijl movement, with direct references to the work of Piet Mondriaan and Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The chairs present angular, architectural lines with a pronounced verticality, and the integrated armrests curve outward from the frame for comfort. Straight, slightly tapered legs ensure stability and allow for stackability, emphasizing the practical dimension of the design. These chairs are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The surfaces show minor scratches and scuffs typical of vintage plastic, but there are no cracks or structural issues; all elements are original. Condition: very good, with light signs of use consistent with their era. These chairs echo the voice of the late 1980s, when French design
DIMENSION
Height95 cm
Width50 cm
Length50 cm
Dimension details
Length50 cm
Height95 cm
Width50 cm
Weight40 kg
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