Le Corbusier

1887 - 1965

The "Chaise Longue" is likely one of the most well-known pieces of 20th-century furniture. This original reproduction consists of a chrome-plated tubular steel frame on a matte black varnished base.

Inspired by couches by the manufacturer Thonet, Le Corbusier designed this piece in 1928, together with Charlotte Perriand. He called it a "relaxation machine".
In this version, replaceable padding on belting straps with black-brown-white pony hide. Neck bolster covered in black aniline leather and filled with down. On request, pony hide also available in black-white or brown-white.

Please indicate the prefered combination while ordering. Description field "Comments". The first systemised tubular steel designs by Le Corbusier´s studio appeared in 1928 and where described as "équipement de l´habitation". the best know of this furniture group is the LC4 caise lounge which has ergonomically resolved form. Chaise Lounge with chromed or lacquered frame. Leather or pony upholstered cushion. Base in oval tube 80 mm The original Bauhaus version!

Dimensions: 165 x 56 x73 cm ( W x D x H )