Poging GOUD - Vrij
Soft Side
April 2025
|Architectural Digest US
Louis Vuitton revives a range of early textile designs by French architect Charlotte Perriand as luxe pillows and blankets
In 1927, fresh out of university and newly married, a young Charlotte Perriand moved into a former photography studio on a corner of Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris. Inspired by the materials and fabrication of automobiles, she clad furnishings, including her garret bar or bar sous le toit, in chrome or nickel, trying out an industrial aesthetic that would soon catch the eye of her mentor and collaborator, Le Corbusier.
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