Pierre Jeanneret Stool PJ/135DIMENSIONS Max height: 68. 5cm Width: 38cm Depth: 38cm A unique circular stool was designed by Pierre Jeanneret for Panjab University and for the Science Block in Chandigarh circa 1965 66. Catalogued as model PJ SI 21B, this high round stool has a solid teakwood construction and a braided canework seat. Four tapered and slanted legs are joined together by double cruciform crosspieces forming an X shaped base. View our range of Finishes Colours here

A Hostel (hostel for civil servants) and M

seat and armrests that are slightly slanted and upholstered

The backrest which is slightly tilted and curved is attached to the seat with two bottom supports

‘V’ shaped legs and arm rests

This unassuming yet stylish piece can fit right into any space either as part of an ensemble or as a standalone accent to break up the monotony of a room

The slightly curved and tilted backrest continues on to form the legs creating a beautifully symmetrical horizontal ‘Z’ shape from the side

Depth: 48cm

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

Seat: 43cm

Depth: 91cm

Depth: 75cm

Similar models are currently on display at the Le Corbusier Center and The City Museum in Chandigarh