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Wilshire Console 1942

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Designed by Paul László, re-edited by Ecart

Console pictured here in solid ash with ultra matte varnish

W 213 x D 41 x H 74 cm / W 83.9″ x D 16.1″ x H 29.1″
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.

Designed by Paul László and today re-edited by Ecart, the Wilshire Console 1942 takes its name from the grand Los Angeles boulevard that came to define the sunlit, gently glamorous modernism László brought to California after fleeing Nazi persecution in Europe in 1936. Trained in Vienna and Stuttgart before opening his own Beverly Hills studio on Rodeo Drive, László softened the rigor of European modernism with a more sensuous, hospitable line suited to his adopted city.

This console was originally custom-made for the Los Angeles house of Joan Harrison, the pioneering screenwriter and producer best known for her work with Alfred Hitchcock, and survives today largely thanks to the archival photography of Julius Shulman, held at the Getty Research Institute. Ecart’s re-edition is crafted in solid ash finished with an ultra-matte varnish, a restrained material choice that lets the console’s clean, architectural lines speak for themselves, exactly as they did in Harrison’s home more than eighty years ago.

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