Cassina / LC2 / Armchair

The armchair was designed for comfortable conversation and was exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris in 1929 as an archetype of the modern conception of furnishings, understood by the designers as "household objects". The independence of the metal frame and cushions is in line with the principles of rationalism, as is the separation between the parts, which follows the logic of industrial production and is inspired by the architectural relationship between the supporting structure and the masonry.

Model name: LC2
Model type: Armchair
Design: Le Corbusier - Cassina
Size: W 76 D 70 H 68 SH 49 cm
Design: Cover Pelle ZZ Tabacco, frame chrome-plated, upholstery synthetic

Article number: 29797

Note: Exhibition goods

Delivery time : 1-2 weeks

Founded in Meda in 1927 by Cesare and Umberto Cassina, Cassina introduced industrial design to Italy in the 1950s according to an unprecedented logic that marked the transition from artisanal production to mass production. With an approach based on research and innovation, Cassina combines technology with craftsmanship that has a long tradition.