Jacques Charpentier, sofa
Born into a Parisian family, Jacques Charpentier studied at the Ecole Boulle, graduating top of his class in 1945.
The young decorator, friend of Réné Prou, opened a workshop in the 17th arrondissement and specialized in the manufacture of decorative objects, then launched into the design of stainless steel sofas in the early 1960s by moving to 41, rue Lappe and 9, passage Thiéré in the 11th arrondissement. The company had nearly 60 employees at the end of the 1970s.
He collaborates with the Jansen house on many decoration projects and offers his advice on interior design with his distribution chain Flat International which also offers the models of Philippe Jean and Pierre Folie. The "Apollo" and "Chandigarh" sofas will be the most marketed with the "inox" armchair, the "Kalder", "Astrolabe" lamps as well as the "Modular" system. When the decorator dies, his two sons take over the management of the company.
Fabric sofa with a brushed stainless steel structure.
Designer: Jacques Charpentier
Publisher: Roche-Bobois
Dimensions: 72 x 211 x 99 cm
Born into a Parisian family, Jacques Charpentier studied at the Ecole Boulle, from which he graduated in 1945.
The young decorator, a friend of Réné Prou, opened a workshop in the 17th arrondissement and specialized in the manufacture of decorative objects. In the early 1960s, he started designing stainless steel sofas and moved to 41, rue Lappe and 9, passage Thiéré in the 11th arrondissement. At the end of the 70's, the company had nearly 60 employees.
It collaborates with the house Jansen on many decoration projects and offers its advice in interior design with its distribution chain Flat International which also offers the models of Philippe Jean and Pierre Folie. The sofas "Apollo" and "Chandigarh" will be the most marketed with the "stainless steel" heater, the lamps "Kalder", "Astrolabe" and the "Modular" system. After the death of the decorator, his two sons took over the management of the company.
Fabric sofa with a brushed stainless steel structure.
Designer: Jacques Charpentier
Publisher: Roche-Bobois
Dimensions: 72 x 211 x 99 cm