The number of female furniture designers in the post WWII period are few, women in those days were traditionally homemakers and not professionals. One woman

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  [tie_slideshow] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] t [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [/tie_slideshow] Joseph-André Motte was amongst the most influential post-war French designers