Pierre jeanneret

In the early 1950s Pierre Jeanneret began a new project at Chandigarh, in India, at the invitation of his cousin Le Corbusier, then at work on a groundbreaking architectural program there. When Le Corbusier opted out halfway through, Jeanneret became the undertaking's chief architect and urban designer. At the same time he created a furniture style to be used for the government offices and a number of private homes.

#1 Free shape table, 1941
#2 "Conférence" table, 1952-56
#3 «Boomerang» Commitee table, ca.1960
#4 “Square” table, 1952-56
#5 Coffee table, 1952-56
#6 Triangular low table, 1952-56
#7 Low table, 1952-56
#8 Desk, ca. 1957-58
#9 Desk, 1952-56
#10 Desk, ca. 1960
#11 Demountable bed, ca. 1955
#12 Pair of low chairs, 1952-56
#13 Set of low “Visitor, High Court”, 1952-56
(Pierre Jeanneret & Le Corbusier)
#14 Sofa, 1952-56
#15

Pair of “Bridge” armchairs, 1952-56
(Pierre Jeanneret & Le Corbusier)
#16 Pair of Bridge armchairs, 1952-56
(Pierre Jeanneret & Le Corbusier)
#17 “Senat” armchairs, 1952-56
#18 “Kangourou” lounge chair, ca. 1960
#19 Low chairs, 1952-56
#20 “Easy” armchair, 1952-56
#21 “Cross” armchairs, 1952-56
#22 Demountable chair, 1952-56
#23 “Conférence” armchair, 1952-56
#24 “Type” chair, 1952-56
#25 “Library” chair, 1952-56
#26 Stool, ca. 1955
#27 Small double-sided file rack, 1957-58
#28 Double-sided file rack, 1957-58
#29 Table, 1935
(Pierre Jeanneret, Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand)