Pierre Jeanneret Cross Easy Chair - PJ/215DIMENSIONS Max height: 73. 5cm Width: 54cm Depth: 75cm Seat: 38cm The statement making Cross Easy Chair was making waves at administrative housing like M. L. A Hostel (hostel for civil servants) and M. L. A Flat (residences for civil servants) in Chandigarh during 1955 56. Similar models are currently on display at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich and Le Corbusier Center in Chandigarh. Catalogued as PJ SI 45A, this eye catching Pierre Jeanneret

The Pierre Jeanneret easy chair was coined the “Cane & Teakwood Armchair” by Pierre Jeanneret when it was unveiled in 1955-56

Designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the College of Architecture

the distinctive characteristic of this chair is its ‘floating back’ that lends it a very contemporary and sleek feel making it an ideal addition with any style of interior décor

The ‘V’ shaped

Depth: 70

This arm less chair has been constructed from solid teakwood and is characterized by its braided canework seat and back rest as well as the asymmetrical ‘V’ shaped legs

Width: 122cm

Max height: 66cm

Width: 79cm

This deceptively relaxing three seat sofa was designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the halls of the general hospital and for private homes in Chandigarh circa 1955

Depth: 74cm

the slightly tilted and curved backrest is connected to the seat by two supports below