Xavier Pauchard

Popular for carrying the specialty of exciting steel to the furniture world, Xavier Pauchard's plans are known for strength, steadiness, and softness. The creator dominated in metalwork, working enthusiastically to make stirring methods to fight off the rust. He without a doubt gathered motivation from his dad and granddad, who functioned as zinc roofers.

Pauchard began his organization in 1918 and worked in steel family things. After WWI, he planned family furniture both for indoor and open-air use, including useful seats, stools, and tables. His work became famous in homes and organizations, including industrial facilities, workplaces, and even bistros.

A portion of Pauchard's most outstanding commitments is his bright Tolix A Chair, Tolix Bar Stool, and Tolix Side Table, which are all viewed as notable plans.

"A man had a comprehension of unrefined substances - and the apparatuses used to work them." - Serge Lemoine, previous overseer of Musee d'Orsay, Paris.