Jean Prouvé's designs "more relevant today" says daughter Catherine Prouvé

The daughter of late French architect and designer Jean Prouvé says her father's work has become more important in recent times.
From modular buildings to lightweight metal furniture, Jean Prouvé's designs pioneered ideas and techniques that helped to define the era of mass production.
Catherine Prouvé, who has managed the Jean Prouvé archive since his death in 1984, told Dezeen that the work is better appreciated now than during his lifetime.
Now aged 82, Prouvé has spent the last 20 years collaborating with Vitra to update and re-release designs from her father's archive.

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