Pierre Jeanneret Office Cane Chairs By Pierre Jeanneret, PJ-SI-28-A, Chandigarh, 1955

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Pierre Jeanneret's "Office Cane Chairs", famously designed for the city of Chandigarh in India by his cousin Le Corbusier, have become an iconic symbol of mid-century modern style. Featuring a unique floating back and asymmetric legs connected by a crosspiece, these solid wood chairs with braided canework seating and backrest are as powerful as they are interesting. Originally part of the administrative furniture of Chandigarh, these chairs are an excellent example of Jeanneret's design aesthetic, which sought to balance the ideals of modern Europe with traditional Indian spirit. Now, these chairs are available for purchase, priced per piece. Additionally, it's worth noting that all Chandigarh furniture was created using wood from trees logged during the city's construction, making it an early example of ecological thinking.

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