Chair LC1 by Le Corbusier

The LC1 Chair by Le Corbusier is a classic piece of modernist design, celebrated for its minimalist aesthetics and innovative construction. Designed in 1928, this chair reflects Le Corbusier’s commitment to the principles of form following function, combining sleek lines with practical comfort.

The LC1 features a lightweight, tubular steel frame, which gives it a distinctly modern appearance while also providing durability and stability. The chair’s seat and backrest are made from black leather, stretched to provide a firm yet comfortable sitting experience. A distinctive feature of this chair is its slightly sloping seat, designed to enhance comfort by aligning with the body’s natural posture. The adjustable backrest moves with the user, offering optimal support.

Le Corbusier, a pioneer of modern architecture and design, created the LC1 in collaboration with Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret. This chair exemplifies their shared vision of functional, accessible design, stripping away unnecessary ornamentation to focus on pure, essential forms. The LC1 remains an iconic piece, suitable for both contemporary and classic interiors, symbolizing the enduring appeal of modernist design.

Please note, the leather shows cracking on the edges. It is stable and ready to use, but if you wish for new upholstery, just contact us.