Plexiglass Screens and Room Dividers

This rare and refined French folding screen from the 1970s was designed by Philippe Jean, a key figure in French modernist and Space Age design. Composed of four vertical panels, eac...

An oil on mirrored plexiglass of three miniature white poodles, probably Bichon Frisé breed, mounted on a four part folding screen by American artist Paul...

USA, 1980s painted wood, plexiglas, hinges, screws, casters 71 1/2" x 67" x 1" Unique handmade and painted screen by James Evanson for Art et Industrie, referencing the motifs of Ar...

Philippe Starck backlit panel for Kong restaurant in Paris. Photograph of a young Japanese man on plexiglas boxed in a chromed steel structure, it can become a lighting body through ...

An incredibly rare louvered and illuminated room divider in solid walnut floating over a cylindrical brass foot, custom-designed by Vladimir Kagan circa 1967. Six sculptural, marquise-shaped slats are angled at 45 degrees to the frame and flank the light box which houses a single 6-foot fluorescent bulb. Authenticated by and registered with the Vladimir Kagan Design Group, this piece is offered to the collector with all corresponding documents including certificate of authenticity, company letter, related archival photos, and numbered registration plaque. While their archivists have seen similar slatted dividers that Kagan designed (see last image in this listing), they’d not seen one with an incorporated lighting element before and thus feel that this example may well be one-of-a-kind or, at the very least, from a strictly limited run. That said, it seems that this general concept of combining lighting with room partitioning...