Eileen Gray Screen | Alivar MVSEVM 400

The Eileen Gray Screen is a striking example of early 20th-century modernist design, originally conceived by the Irish-born designer Eileen Gray in 1922. This re-edition by Alivar, part of their Museum Collection, faithfully replicates Gray's innovative use of lacquered wood and metal rods, offering a contemporary take on a classic piece.

Design & Craftsmanship

Gray's original screen was characterized by its modular panels, arranged to create a dynamic interplay of solid and void spaces. The Alivar Museum 400 re-edition maintains this design integrity, featuring lacquered wood panels connected by steel rods with brass hardware. Available in black or white finishes, this screen serves as both a functional room divider and a sculptural art piece.

Dimensions & Specifications

• Width: Varies (customizable)

• Height: Varies (customizable)

• Depth: Approximately 3/4" (1.9 cm)

• Materials: Lacquered wood, steel rods, brass hardware

• Finishes: Black or white brick pieces

Finishes

Availability: Special Order (14 to 16 weeks)