Lot of 2 bedside flair 1970

Iconic ⭐️ Lot of 2 stackable bedsides flair 1970. —— Bedside tables or dessert, which can even be used in bars. Stacked, they turn into a small shelf or library. Designed by flair for the prisunic brand in the 1970s. Plastic abs molded. Two shelves with storage space. Storage for magazines and magazines at the back. 36x36cm. Height 61cm. —- A little history💡 The brand, born in 1931 under the brand name "special sale at unique prices" on rue caumartin in paris, has played an enormous part in the development of french design especially during the glorious 30, reaching a record of nearly 350 stores in the metropolis and 48 others spread in europe, africa and overseas in 1970. Damaged by its new owner the pinault-printemps-la redoute group in the early 90s, then bought by monoprix, it disappears (unfortunately...) gradually from the french landscape and finally died in 2001. In addition to its department store business, the brand's strength was to publish its own furniture from 1967, under the flair brand, designed by (future) big names in design such as marc held, marc berthier, gae aulenti, terence conran, marc vaidis, danielle quarante, jean-pierre garrault, and above all to have his vpc catalogue, the first in france in 1968! In fact prisunic facilitated access to modernity to the french, and participated in the installation of a new mode of consumption. One of his mottos was "beautiful at the price of the ugly"... I love it! No more "all wood" in houses, long live plastic! And metal, why would it be reserved for industry, americans make a lot of furniture not. At the trap of all the previous schemes, we are looking for new resources to rethink the habitat and its components: inflatable, fiberglass, plastics, polyurethane foam, thermoforming, diversion of industrial lacquered paints...

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