Le Corbusier inspired Chaise Longue

The Corbusier Chaise Longue is an instantly recognisable classic designed in 1928. Dubbed ‘the relaxing machine’, the shape of the LC4 mirrors the body's natural contours - making it an extremely comfortable and usable piece of furniture. The tubular bow-shaped frame fully adjusts along the base to complete this ergonomic masterpiece. The LC4 is a striking and exceptionally contemporary design which will compliment any lounge, conservatory or reception room. Our LC4 is finished in pony hide leather and is mounted on a highly finished tubular stainless steel frame. Dimension: H: 62cm x D: 57cm x W: 164cm Available in special black and white or brown and white 'pony hide' Shipping - £40.00 within UK. Email for international quote

Le Corbusier was born ‘Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris’ in the town of Neuchatel canton in the North West of Switzerland.

From an early age Le Corbusier showed a keen interest in visual arts and he went on to study at the Swiss Art school ‘La Chaux de Fonds’. On graduating he found work in 1907 as a building architect in Paris and then in 1910 he moved to Berlin to continue his career there.

During the war he returned to Switzerland to work on his architectural theory and it was during this period that he designed ‘the domino house’ – a modern and modernist approach to buildi.. Read More