WARREN PLATNER - Modern harmony

Warren Platner is one of the most famous American architects and designers of the second half of the 20th century. He is a fan of the modernist style of the 60s and 70s and has designed the interiors of the Ford Foundation in New York and the Windows on the World restaurant atop the World Trade Center.

In 1966, Warren Platner collaborates with the American company Knoll and brings out a line of sculptural and functional furniture, with organic shapes and clean lines whose main characteristic is the use of steel rods. They are welded together, often in hundreds, to create a circular structure that also serves as an ornament. A technique that the American designer has used for his Platner Easy Chairs with harmonious shapes, which bring roundness, a touch of modernity and a lot of warmth to any interior. Chairs that look like design classics, according to the definition given by Warren Platner himself: "A classic is something you look at often and accept as it is. You don't see any way to improve it."

Discover the Platner Easy Chair at Leclaireur Boissy d'Anglas.