Pierre Jeanneret Easy Chair - PJ/103DIMENSIONS Max height: 76cm Width: 53cm Depth: 74cm Seat: 35. 5cm The Pierre Jeanneret easy chair was coined the Cane & Teakwood Armchair by Pierre Jeanneret when it was unveiled in 1955 56. Previously seen in university housing and administrative buildings, this model is also on show at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich and the City Museum in Chandigarh. This version referenced from model PJ SI 29A features the same sturdy teakwood construction as

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

the clean lines and classic silhouette ensure this design is relevant even now

Seat: 42cm

The slightly curved legs continue on into thebackrest giving this piece a beautifully symmetrical horizontal ‘Z’ shaped profile

slightly concave

Width: 41cm

This an original design by Collectors Corner based on Pierre Jeanneret's "Armless Easy Chair" reference PJ-SI-35-A which was used in Private Residences in Chandigarh

Width: 90cm

An ‘X’ shaped crosspiece connects the legs together underneath the top

The slightly tilted and curved back is joined to the seat from below

The slightly slanted backrest is attached to the seat with two sturdy supports at the bottom

This Pierre Jeanneret chair style referenced as PJ-SI-35A was predominantly seen in private homes in Chandigarh around 1960