Pierre Jeanneret Administrative Desk - PJ/120DIMENSIONS Max height: 76cm Width: 114cm Depth: 71cm The Pierre Jeanneret administrative teakwood desk redesigned from model PJ BU 19A featuring a rectangular top with an apron resting upon X shaped legs which are finished off with a rail at the bottom and a connecting crosspiece. While the box section on the right contains storage space for 4 drawers with opening grips that are hollowed out circles on an aluminum base. The drawer openers are a

Design PJ-SI-42A is also known as the “Advocate & Press Chair” and was unsurprisingly widely seen at the high court in Chandigarh circa 1955-56

The backrest is connected to the seat with two supports

A Flat (residence for civil servants) during 1955-56 in Chandigarh

Width: 103cm

Designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the College of Architecture

Mainly seen in private homes in Chandigarh circa 1961-62

A Flat (residences for civil servants) in Chandigarh during 1955-56

This an original design by Collectors Corner based on Pierre Jeanneret's "Armless Easy Chair" reference PJ-SI-35-A which was used in Private Residences in Chandigarh

Max height: 80cm

The X style double leg assembly continues on to form the armrests and is connected by a crosspiece

This version referenced from model PJ-SI-29A features the same sturdy teakwood construction as well as the most crucial elements

Depth: 74cm