Le Corbusier LC4 by Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret for Cassina, 1970s

The LC4 chaise lounge is an iconic piece of furniture that was designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand in 1928. Since 1965, it has been manufactured and made famous by Cassina. The LC4 is a unique chaise lounge that allows for variable inclination, with a cradle made of polished chromed steel and a pedestal made of black painted steel. The mattress is upholstered in cowhide and the headrest is made of black leather.

This chaise lounge was designed with the user's comfort and relaxation in mind, putting man at the center of attention. The designers achieved the perfect balance between geometric purity and corporeality, creating a form of relaxation that is both functional and visually appealing. The cradle's stability, regardless of the angle of inclination, is ensured by the friction with rubber tubes that line the pedestal crosspieces.

The LC4 is considered the chaise lounge par excellence, and it has become an icon of modern design. Its timeless design and high-quality materials make it a perfect addition to any contemporary interior, providing a comfortable and stylish space for relaxation and contemplation.

DETAILS
Designer: Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand
Manufacturer: Cassina
Origin: Italy
Year: 1960s
Style: Mid Century Modern
Materials: Leather, cowhide, metal 
Condition: Good conditions, no damages

DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 56 cm
Height: 69 cm
Width: 160 cm
Seat Height: 10.63 cm

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