Born in Ireland in 1878, Eileen Gray was a designer and architect, recognized as one of the earliest figures of the International Style. Her work is distinguished by a focus on living space, functionality, and the relationship between furniture and architecture. Gray approached design as a tool for empowerment, prioritizing the real needs of the individual over rigid formal models. Today, she is celebrated as one of the most innovative and independent designers of the 20th century.
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Cabinet d'Architecte
Eileen Gray
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Cabinet designed by Eileen Gray, 1925.
Authorized reproduction in a limited edition of 25, exclusive to ClassiCon Munich.
Designed as a functional work cabinet for instruments, documents and drawings, the Cabinet d’Architecte brings an impressive range of features into a single volume: drawers of different sizes, sliding and tilting compartments, a vertical section for rolls, two small storage cabinets and a fold-down writing surface. Made from maple-veneered MDF, it reflects the functional precision and volumetric research that shaped Eileen Gray’s early work. Only two examples of the original 1925 design were produced, one for Gray’s apartment on rue Bonaparte in Paris and one for the architect Henri Pacon. This piece is number 12 from the now sold-out limited edition of 25.
Design: 1925
Edition: Limited edition of 25, no. 12/25
Dimensions: W 205 × D 49 × H 121 cm
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