Roger landault Dresser 60 years

Home Hairdresser by Roger Landault, 1960 s 1 / 7 €750.00 Price per piece (If applicable) VAT and excluding delivery charges + €196.00 delivery of France to: Sweden Only 1 for sale Add to cart add to my wishlist of questions? Contact us! Order covered by the rules of our warranty purchase Pamono Call 01 81 22 44 65 Share about this piece Vintage design Chest of drawers of Roger Landault. Leatherette covered drawers, black metal and individually adjustable foot base to ensure perfect stability. 131 cm wide. 48.5 cm depth. Height 105 cm. Born in 1919, Roger Landault did his schooling in the school of applied arts in Paris. His career is marked by its remarkable adaptability: the french designer is changing to gre of eras, from modern furniture to craft Bill to debut at works in the 1970s thermoformed plastic, as the tables to meals with baptized built-in benches Unibloc, edited by Steiner. In 1945, he was hired at the Studium in the Louvre where he was named Artistic Director. That same year, he won the first prize in the competition of the furniture of France. He thus drew attention of the A.B.C company in 1946, for which it will create several lines: furniture reconstruction with Junior (1951-1954), combine creations in solid wood with Dakar and Rotterdam (1955-1959), which earned him the price René-Gabriel, ranges in materials more various with Panama (1959-1961, see the hairdresser to leather sheathed doors), two lines at the Scandinavian style with Chatelaine and Rio (1960-1961). But Roger Landault also works with other editors as Bouvier (see the Chair 6517, published from 1954). Roger Landault died in 1983.