Cassina LC4 chaise longue in brown Ponyskin by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand
Sold
Cassina LC4 chaise longue in brown Ponyskin by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand
Fantastic chaise longue, model LC4 with nice brown ponyskin, designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand for Cassina in 1928.
This edition is a wonderful early production from the 1970s, as can be seen on the serial number and the material of the suspension straps.
This beautiful edition feautures the black-on-black metal frame, and a beautiful brown ponyskin in excellent original condition! The combination of the colors, age and condition makes this a rare find, and a true musthave for any design lover.
The chaise Longue was born from the inspiration of the three design artists who wanted to design a comfortable home furniture, where every person could rest, even without sleeping, relaxing the head, shoulders, back and legs. Initially designed in 1928, the chaise longue was only serially produced from the mid-60s, and would become a design icon over the years.
The black coated tubular steel structures lies in the black metal frame, the headrest has the original black leather upholstery, the mattress is upholstered with the original dark brown and white spotted pony skin. The chaise longue LC4 by Le Corbusier has a variable inclination and can be positioned in various poses, this allows greater comfort and a perfect anatomical shape of the body during rest.
