LC3 armchair Le Corbusier/Charlotte PERRIAND for CASSINA

Designed in 1928, LC is a family of seats that has marked the history of design. Designers Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret created an armchair that perfectly expresses the rationalism characteristic of modern design. Published by Cassina, the Grand Confort LC3 armchair is made up of four independent cushions that create the seat, backrest and armrests. The cushions are simply placed in the tubular steel structure, fitting perfectly together. Timeless, Le Corbusier armchairs are as famous as they are comfortable and have passed down through the generations without aging. Designed to allow for comfortable conversation, this armchair was exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris in 1929, embodying the archetype of modern furniture, understood by its creators as part of "household equipment".