Cassina / Tabouret Maison du Bresi / Stool

Product Details

This stool was designed in 1952 for the Cabanon, the hut that Le Corbusier built in 1951 on the Côte d'Azur, where, in addition to numerous built-in pieces, the movable furnishings were also conceived as boxes. A Spartan yet elegant seat with dovetail joints that highlight the connections between the solid wood panels. With its oval hand holes on all sides, this historic tabouret is particularly easy to handle. Made of solid chestnut wood, stained natural.

Model name: Tabouret Maison du Bresil
Model type: Stool
Design: Le Corbusier
Size: 33 x 43 x 27 cm
Finish: Oak, natural stained

Cassina was founded in 1927 by Cesare and Umberto Cassina in Meda and introduced industrial design to Italy in the 1950s based on an unprecedented logic that heralded the transition from craft production to serial manufacturing. With an approach focused on research and innovation, Cassina combines technology with craftsmanship that has a long tradition.