Disderot
In the realm of twentieth-century French lighting, designer Pierre Disderot’s legacy shines brightly as the inventor of modern light. He was a visionary creator and publisher working at the forefront of modern design. Disderot’s journey was not only marked by his brilliance but also by his profound friendships with some of the most influential French designers of the 1950s, such as Pierre Guariche, Joseph-Andre Motte, Alain Richard, and Michel Mortier. His later collaborations with Olivier Mourgue, Etienne Fermigier, and François Arnal further enriched his creative tapestry.
Today, Disderot’s spirit lives on through the timeless creations of the Ateliers Pierre Disderot, faithfully perpetuating the essence of French design from the 1950s to the 1970s. The collection embodies respect for French tradition and quality craftsmanship, offering a range of lighting fixtures, including wall lights, floor lamps, ceiling lamps, and desk lamps. Each model is meticulously crafted in France, then numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, ensuring its exclusivity and provenance.
Rewire proudly presents a curated collection from Disderot, featuring iconic designs like the J13 table lamp by Joseph-André Motte (1959), the 6135GM and 6135PM sconces by Pierre Paulin (1959), the 5980 sconce (1957) and the A24 series (1960) by Alain Richard.
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