TRANSAT 1927

As early as 1924, encouraged by architect and founder of the "Architecture Vivante" magazine Jean Badovici, Eileen Gray began studying architecture, culminating in the construction of Villa E-1027 in Roquebrune. Her work essentially consists of luxurious objects meticulously finished in a rigorous, functional style, such as the Transat 1927.

40 years later, Ecart International is still working in the footsteps of its creator, in particular by using noble materials, promoting French know-how.

Through this collection, Ecart International remains committed to bringing to life a tradition of eclecticism and timeless quality.

An art of simple and functional elegance straight out of the avant-garde spirit of the designer.

Natural or black lacquered beech structure with reclining backrest, chrome-plated brass hardware, leather or customer fabric mattress.

l.21,6 x 41,7 x 31,1 inch