Teckel Sofa

This famous sofa, designed in the 50s for Steiner, is a remarkable example of the modular, functional design of the time. Designed with a wooden frame and removable cushions, it stands out for its simplicity and adaptability, two principles dear to Mortier.

Michel Mortier (1925-2015) was a French designer and architect, recognized for his major role in the development of contemporary design in France after the Second World War. He was one of the co- founders of the Atelier de Recherche Plastique (ARP) in the 1950s, alongside Pierre Guariche and Joseph-André Motte. Mortier also collaborated with major companies such as Airborne, Steiner and Disderot, where he created iconic furniture and lighting fixtures.