LC2 armchair in black fabric – Design Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret & Charlotte Perriand, 60s

Bring a touch of modernity and comfort to your interior with this LC2 armchair in black fabric, an iconic piece of design by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand. Created in the 1960s under the Cassina brand, this armchair is part of the famous "LC" collection, a minimalist and functional furniture model that has marked the history of contemporary design. The LC2 armchair is a work of art in itself, where every detail has been designed to combine comfort and aesthetics. The chrome-plated steel metal structure blends perfectly with the generous seat, which is covered in a soft and elegant black fabric. This fabric, both durable and pleasant to the touch, provides a comfortable seat while remaining faithful to the spirit of modern design. The armchair, with its square and refined design, fits perfectly into all types of interiors, whether contemporary or more classic. Designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand for their furniture project for the Villa Savoye, the LC2 armchair embodies Le Corbusier's vision: aesthetically pleasing and functional furniture, refined yet comfortable. The metal frame, in chromed steel, creates a striking contrast with the softness of the fabric, highlighting the perfect fusion of geometric shapes and optimal comfort. An icon of modernist design, the LC2 is designed to be as pleasing to the eye as it is to use. This LC2 armchair in black fabric is a true collector's item, combining timeless design and modern comfort. It stands out as a functional and refined work, perfect for adding character to your living room or office while showcasing the heritage of 20th-century design. This armchair has a few small defects visible in the photos, these are very superficial. The straps are a little loose but will be re-tightened before delivery.