ANDRÉ MONPOIX
Dialogue lounge chair, 1967
Reissued in partnership with the Mobilier national · Crafted in Europe
Including €6.80 French eco-contribution per module
A module to sit on alone, or to join to others: Dialogue composes a sofa of any length.
Design & History
Design & History
Dialogue was born in 1967 at the Atelier de Recherche et de Création of the Mobilier national, at the request of the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs. Its first series furnished the ministry's honorary lounge and the office of Simone Veil.
André Monpoix gave it a language of its own: generous curves, white slatted sides, modules that stand alone or meet to form a sofa of any length. Source Édition reissues it in partnership with the Mobilier national, crafted in Europe.
Specifications
Specifications
Designer: André Monpoix
Year of design: 1967
Materials: solid wood frame with support straps, high-density foam, white slatted side panels, wooden ball feet, premium fabric upholstery
Dimensions per module: W 70 × D 78 cm, back height 71 cm, seat height 35 to 41 cm (W 27.6 × D 30.7 × H 28 in)
Weight: 20 kg (44 lb) per module
Crafted in Europe
Lead time: 8 to 12 weeks, made to order
Signed certificate of authenticity included
Care
Care
Vacuum the upholstery regularly with a soft brush attachment. On a stain, dab gently with a damp cloth, never rub.
Dust the slatted side panels with a soft, dry cloth.
Delivery & returns
Delivery & returns
Made to order and ready in 8 to 12 weeks. Insured delivery across the European Union. Outside the EU, pieces are sold Ex Works Paris: shipping, duties and import taxes are arranged and paid by the buyer.
Each piece travels with its signed certificate of authenticity, stating its designer, its date of creation and its edition by Source Édition. Pieces in stock can be returned within 14 days.
Architects and interior designers: write to contact@source-edition.com for trade terms and project lead times.
André Monpoix
A major figure of post-war French design, André Monpoix brought together the craft of the cabinetmaker and the inventions of industry, in furniture made to be lived with.
Source Édition & Mobilier national
Heir to the royal Garde-Meuble, the Mobilier national preserves, restores and brings to life one of the great collections of French decorative arts.
Dialogue is reissued in partnership with the Mobilier national, from its archives, so that these designs can live again in today's interiors.



