A.R.P Daybed by Guariche-Mortier-Motte, circa 1955
REF: 2847
A.R.P Daybed by Guariche-Mortier-Motte, circa 1955
REF: 2847
Designer
Rare LC5 daybed by the ARP workshops: The Atelier de Recherche Plastique (ARP in short) was a collaborative project founded in 1954 by Joseph-André Motte, Michel Mortier and Pierre Guariche with the purpose of designing affordable furniture for the masses, both technically and aesthetically innovative. This short-lived association of the three designers ended in 1957.
This model with integrated shelf and ash veneer frame rests on a square tubular base in black lacquered metal.
The piece has been completely reupholstered with a Nobilis Mont-Blanc woolen cloth
Manufacturer: Les Huchers-Minvielle, circa 1955.
- Height 63 cm / 25"
- Width 230 cm / 90 "
- Depth 85 cm / 33 "
Category
- Year Circa 1955
- Medium Ash Veneer, metal
- Country France
- Condition Fair vintage - New cushions
 was a collaborative project founded in 1954 by Joseph-André Motte, Michel Mortier and Pierre Guariche with the purpose of designing affordable furniture for the masses, both technically and aesthetically innovative. This short-lived association of the three designers ended in 1957.This model with integrated shelf and ash veneer frame rests on a square tubular base in black lacquered metal.The piece has been completely reupholstered with a Nobilis Mont-Blanc woolen clothManufacturer: Les Huchers-Minvielle, circa 1955.){kind=link}