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Olivier Mourgue (Paris, 1939) for Airborne 1960s "Joker" model armchair with cormoated steel structure and leather cushions and rubber suspensions. Measurements 75 x 68 x 60 cm Olivier Mourgue (1939, Paris, France) is a prominent furniture designer, whose fame transcends the borders of design. However, his creativity is not limited to furniture; He is also an accomplished painter and landscape designer. In fact, he has shared his artistic vision in a book titled “Imaginary Gardens and Small Theaters.” The foundations of his career were forged at the Ecole Boulle, where he studied interior design. He later expanded his training at the National Higher School of Decorative Arts in Paris, where he graduated in 1960. His legacy as a designer and artist continues to inspire current and future generations.
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Olivier Mourgue (Paris, 1939) for Airborne 1960s "Joker" model armchair with cormoated steel structure and leather cushions and rubber suspensions. Measurements 75 x 68 x 60 cm Olivier Mourgue (1939, Paris, France) is a prominent furniture designer, whose fame transcends the borders of design. However, his creativity is not limited to furniture; He is also an accomplished painter and landscape designer. In fact, he has shared his artistic vision in a book titled “Imaginary Gardens and Small Theaters.” The foundations of his career were forged at the Ecole Boulle, where he studied interior design. He later expanded his training at the National Higher School of Decorative Arts in Paris, where he graduated in 1960. His legacy as a designer and artist continues to inspire current and future generations.
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