Reviews for Corbusier chaise longue in black full aniline Italian leatherWith so many on offer right now, it is great to have a brand you can recognise. The Corbusier chaise longue in black full aniline Italian leather is certainly that and will be a superb buy. For this reduced price, the Corbusier chaise longue in black full aniline Italian leather is highly respected and is always a regular choice for most people.
- Upholstered in full aniline Italian leather, filled with flame-retardant urethane.
- Highly finished tubular stainless steel (grade 304).
- You will only find the best materials used with our furniture. We use the finest leathers, plastics, steel, etc. You simply cannot have great furniture without using the best materials.
- Our promise to you is very simple, if you do not love our furniture as much as we do we'll take it back and refund you in full.
- All our furniture pieces are specially selected for their beautiful design, quality and craftsmanship.
Product Description
Clearly, Le Corbusier had some very strong ideas about design. But it's also clear he succeeded in this goal with the LC4, as it remains the best known and most successful of his many well-known furniture designs. As well as the most beautiful, functional, comfortable chaise we've ever seen.Le Corbusier began - and was better known - as an architect with a very distinctive, spare style. He began experimenting with furniture design in 1928 as an alternative to relying on ready-made furniture created by others to complete the spaces he envisioned and built. The LC4 was one of his first designs, created for a villa in the Ville d'Avray. He later displayed it, along with other now-famous pieces of tubular steel furniture, at the Salon D' Automne in Paris in 1929. The exhibit, titled Equipment for the Home, caused a sensation in the design world that continues to this day.Today, in fact, you can find Le Corbusier's sleek, leather and steel designs everywhere, in fine homes and businesses around the world. Many of his pieces have reached the status of Modernist design icons, and still look as cutting-edge as they did when they were first introduced eight decades ago. That's the beauty of the LC4 Chaise Lounge - and the genius of Le Corbusier.