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Is a celebrated textile and upholstery pattern by a mid century modernist. Who was a architect. interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile desiginer. Translating one of his original drawings, the design features a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif that reflects the era's fascination with emerging mid-century electronics. The pattern remains a staple in twentieth-century textile revivals and is primarily used for seating and decorative accent items.
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Is a celebrated textile and upholstery pattern by a mid century modernist. Who was a architect. interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile desiginer. Translating one of his original drawings, the design features a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif that reflects the era's fascination with emerging mid-century electronics. The pattern remains a staple in twentieth-century textile revivals and is primarily used for seating and decorative accent items.
Is a celebrated textile and upholstery pattern by a mid century modernist. Who was a architect. interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile desiginer. Translating one of his original drawings, the design features a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif that reflects the era's fascination with emerging mid-century electronics. The pattern remains a staple in twentieth-century textile revivals and is primarily used for seating and decorative accent items.
Is a celebrated textile and upholstery pattern by a mid century modernist. Who was a architect. interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile desiginer. Translating one of his original drawings, the design features a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif that reflects the era's fascination with emerging mid-century electronics. The pattern remains a staple in twentieth-century textile revivals and is primarily used for seating and decorative accent items.
Four decorative throw pillows in blue, cream, mustard yellow, and green, each featuring a unique geometric line pattern, arranged in a row against a plain white background.
A square mustard yellow throw pillow with a white geometric line pattern and small black dots, shown against a plain white background.
Is a celebrated textile and upholstery pattern by a mid century modernist. Who was a architect. interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile desiginer. Translating one of his original drawings, the design features a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif that reflects the era's fascination with emerging mid-century electronics. The pattern remains a staple in twentieth-century textile revivals and is primarily used for seating and decorative accent items.
Is a celebrated textile and upholstery pattern by a mid century modernist. Who was a architect. interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile desiginer. Translating one of his original drawings, the design features a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif that reflects the era's fascination with emerging mid-century electronics. The pattern remains a staple in twentieth-century textile revivals and is primarily used for seating and decorative accent items.

Alexander Girard Pillow Transistors White On Ultramarine

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Alexander Girard “Transistors” Cushion Pillow — White On Ultramarine

Add an iconic piece of Mid-Century Modern design to your home with this Alexander Girard “Transistors” cushion pillow, featuring the distinctive White On Ultramarine  textile.

The design translates one of Girard’s original drawings into a whimsical, geometric, circuit-like motif. Reflecting the era’s fascination with emerging electronics, the playful abstraction is characteristic of Girard’s influential approach to textile design.

Originally drawn in 1957, “Transistors” remains one of Girard’s recognisable textile designs and continues to be used in decorative and upholstery applications.

Details

  • Designer: Alexander Girard
  • Design: Transistors
  • Original design: 1957
  • Colour: White On Ultramarine
  • Size: 50 cm × 50 cm
  • Inner: Down and feather cushion insert
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern
  • Fabric: Recreated by Maharam in collaboration with the Girard Studio
  • Fabric composition: Approximately 77% wool, 14% nylon and 9% polyester

Alexander Girard was a pioneering Mid-Century Modern architect, interior designer, furniture designer, industrial designer and textile designer. His work is celebrated for its bold geometry, vibrant colour and playful, sophisticated abstraction.

This cushion makes an excellent decorative accent for a Mid-Century Modern, contemporary or eclectic interior, bringing an authentic piece of twentieth-century design history into the home.

Alexander Girard Pillow Transistors White On Ultramarine

$440.00
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