Original Pacha chair by Pierre Paulin for Mobilier International, France.

This ultra-rare lounge chair, designed in 1975 by the French famous designer Pierre Paulin (1927-2009), is an extremely iconic piece. It was made in January 1981 and can be found at the Centre Pompidou Museum of Modern Art in Paris. Resembling a cloud not only in its visual appearance but also in its ultimate comfort.

The chair is composed of a metal structure, foam and bouclé fabric.

It will be a real treasure for collectors, an inspiration for interior designers and a great investment.

Condition: Completely restored. Wears all the original labels.

Dimensions: Height 66 cm, deepth 85 cm, width 82cm, seat height 39 cm

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About Pierre Paulin:

Pierre Paulin (1927–2009) was a legendary French designer whose work in the 1960s and 70s transformed the world of furniture. Known for his bold, organic shapes and futuristic approach, Paulin’s designs provided a new laid-back perspective on living spaces, making his pieces both visually striking and functional. His designs were often playful and luxurious, and their unique forms resonated with the spirit of the era. Paulin’s influence extended beyond furniture; he was also commissioned to redesign parts of the Élysée Palace for French presidents Georges Pompidou and François Mitterrand during the 1970s and 80s. His innovative style has made his pieces highly collectible, sought after by design enthusiasts and collectors alike, and they are recognized for their investment potential. The Pacha chair is a valuable collectible, an inspiration for interior designers, and a worthwhile investment for those who appreciate the artistry of modern design.