Pierre Paulin / CM231 Chair
Pierre Paulin / CM231 Chair
A Compact Genuine Leather Desk Chair Designed by Pierre Paulin
Originally designed by Pierre Paulin, this compact desk chair combines a striking steel rod base with a seat and backrest upholstered in premium genuine leather, creating a look that is both classic and elegant. The seat and back are padded with urethane foam for lasting comfort, while the chair also features height adjustment and casters for smooth mobility. Its compact size makes it a perfect match for the F031 Desk.
Faithfully reissued in 2018 under the supervision of the Paulin Foundation, this piece stays true to the original design.
*Please note : natural marks such as small scars may appear on the leather surface. These are known as “natural marks”—a unique testament to the life of the cow and a guarantee of the authenticity of genuine leather.
Brand | METROCS
Designer | Pierre Paulin
Year of Design | 1956
Dimentions
Dimentions
W 380 x D 470 x H 730-890 mm
Seat height : 390-550 mm
(Withstand Load : 120 kg)
Materials
Materials
Frame : Steel (Powder Coating)
Upholstery : Leather
Lead time
Lead time
1 week
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METROCS
METROCS is a furniture brand established in Japan in 2002, passing masterpiece design items to future generations. Collaborated with designers and their foundations, we revive and commercialize historical design products. Our mission is to discover buried “truly high-quality product”, and pass its ingenuity, sincerity and stories hidden in the materials, parts and construction method, down in perpetuity.

Pierre Paulin [1927-2009]
Born in Paris, France. Pierre Paulin studied furniture design at the ?École Camondo in Paris. In the 50s, he stood out as a designer by presenting many creations from French furniture brands. In the 60s, he presented a series of masterpieces such as the “Ribbon Chair” and the “Tongue Chair” that contributed to the establishment of the brand Artifort in Holland. Winning awardÉ such as the International Industrial Design Award in 1987 and the U.K. Royal Designer for Industry Award in 2009, he is one of France’s representative designers.