Pierre Jeanneret Slatted Dining Table PJ/323DIMENSIONS Max height: 72cm Width: 91cm Depth: 91cm Mainly seen in private homes in Chandigarh circa 1961 62, the square dining table with its compact dimensions is just as much a sensible space saving investment today as it was back then. The style is a clear indicator of Pierre Jeanerrets forward thinking approach to furniture design that was all about practical and sophisticated pieces. The solid teakwood table has a slatted square top supported by

seat and armrests that are also upholstered with a whole host of materials from leather to moleskin

Width: 114cm

A Flat (residence for civil servants) during 1955-56 in Chandigarh

this design maintains its essence with the braided caning and ‘V’ shaped legs resting on comfortable arm rests

the distinctive characteristic of this chair is its ‘floating back’ that lends it a very contemporary and sleek feel making it an ideal addition with any style of interior décor

The low seating style Pierre Jeanneret Armless Easy Chair has a sturdy teakwood construction with braided canework on the backrest and seat

Pierre Jeanneret’s love for perfect angles is clearly visible in this chair’s distinctive characteristics

Depth: 32cm

The solid teakwood chair has an upholstered backrest and seat

Seating Pads

Max height: 81cm

Similar models are currently on display at the Le Corbusier Center and The City Museum in Chandigarh