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Carmelina Chair 1950

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Designed by Paul László, re-edited by Ecart

Chair upholstered here in Billy Beige fabric from Ecart
Structure in hazelnut ash with matte varnish

Bespoke Fabrics upon request
W 49 x D 51 x H 82 cm / W 19.3″ x D 20.1″ x H 32.3″
Fabric required: 1 m / 1.1 yd
Handmade in France
Production lead time: 18 weeks (including summer holiday closures)
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Paul László was a Hungarian-born architect and designer who fled Nazi persecution in Europe and rebuilt his career from a Beverly Hills studio on Rodeo Drive.

The Carmelina Chair 1950 holds a particularly personal place in Paul László’s body of work: it was custom-made in 1947 for László’s own house, at a moment when the Hungarian-born designer, having fled Nazi persecution just over a decade earlier, was fully established as one of Beverly Hills’s most sought-after architects and decorators. Designing for himself, László allowed the chair a warmth and ease he reserved for his most intimate commissions.

The chair’s structure is turned in a hazelnut-toned ash with a matte varnish, upholstered here in Billy Beige, a fabric from Ecart’s own textile collection, with bespoke fabrics available on request. Documented in Julius Shulman’s archival photography, now part of the Getty Research Institute’s collection, and reissued by Ecart, the Carmelina Chair offers a rare, direct window into how László chose to live among his own designs.

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