LC2 Sessel by Le Corbusier for Cassina, 2000s, Set of 2

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One of the most famous and sought-after pieces of furniture in the history of modern design is the lc2 armchair, … Read more One of the most famous and sought-after pieces of furniture in the history of modern design is the lc2 armchair, manufactured by cassina and designed in 1928 by le corbusier, pierre jeanneret, and charlotte perriand. The examples presented here are original cassina pieces, as evidenced by the manufacturer's marks and serial numbers on the chrome-plated steel frame, as well as the upholstery woven with the cassina logo.

the model is considered an icon of modernist design: the exposed frame of chrome-plated steel tubing and the geometric, deep seat cushions create a perfect balance between architectural rigor and exceptional comfort. The lc2 is also part of the permanent collection of the museum of modern art (moma) in new york and is considered one of the defining works of 20th-century design.

the armchairs are upholstered in black leather, which, with its elegant appearance and timeless character, blends seamlessly into modern, minimalist, loft, or executive interiors. The chrome-plated frame is in beautiful condition; the leather shows a light patina from use and natural creases, which underscore the authenticity of the original vintage pieces.

this set is particularly suitable for furnishing prestigious offices, exclusive living spaces, meeting rooms, or design collections.

lc9 stool/bench

the stool has a square design (usually approximately 40 x 40 cm with a seat height of 45 cm).

this piece is listed separately or can be purchased together with lc2.

designers: le corbusier, pierre jeanneret, charlotte perriand
manufacturer: cassina, italy
model: lc2
period: second half of the 20th century
material: chrome-plated steel, leather
condition: very good vintage condition, with original manufacturer's stamp this piece has an attribution mark,
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