The LC7 chair by Cassina, created by Charlotte Perriand in 1927, is often mistakenly attributed to Le Corbusier. Designed before her collaboration with Le Corbusier's studio, this chair uses a metal tube frame as its main support. Its innovative design, featuring an enveloping backrest and bent legs for stability, makes it perfect for modern environments. Originally made for contemporary homes, it is displayed in modern art museums such as the MoMA in New York.
The LC7 chair on expo offer in our showroom is the version with anthracite leather upholstery and a gray painted metal frame.
Dimensions and Finishes
Dimensions: 60x58x75 cm (seat height: 50 cm)
Anthracite leather upholstery and gray painted metal frame.
Conditions
The product is NOT currently available for prompt delivery in our showroom.
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Cassina is a major player in the industrial design industry and began its history in 1927 when the company was founded by brothers Cesare and Umberto Cassina in Meda, a town in the province of Monza and Brianza. Cassina has established itself as a leading company in the design furniture sector thanks to its attention to aesthetics and functionality of its products. Cassina Furniture
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