The Pumpkin armchair, created in 2009 by designer Pierre Paulin and produced by Ligne Roset, is a treasure of French design.

 Its vintage style recalls Paulin's revolutionary creations since the 1950s. Originally designed in 1971 for the private apartments of Claude and Georges Pompidou at the Elysée Palace, the Pumpkin is a public edition of this iconic piece.

 Its shape, reminiscent of a giant pumpkin, creates a protective and comfortable embrace. Measuring 70cm high x 105cm wide x 83cm deep, this armchair could benefit from custom reupholstering to restore its former glory or be kept as is for its vintage look.

 Era: 2009
 Designer: Pierre Paulin
 Publisher: Ligne Roset
 Origin: France
 Materials: Polyether foam base and belt - thermoformed ABS base - leather seat. Color: Blue
 Style: vintage
 Restoration: Reupholsterable
 Dimensions: H70cm x L105cm x D83cm
 History: The first public edition of the lounge designed in 1971 for the private apartments of Claude and Georges Pompidou at the Elysée Palace, Pumpkin is characteristic of the revolutionary style of Pierre Paulin which he initiated from the end of the 50s. Formally, Pumpkin evokes a giant pumpkin which offers a protective and voluptuous shell to its user.