LC3 Fauteuil Grand Confort, Grand Modèle Cassina

In keeping with the ideas of rationality and the logic of technical and industrial reproducibility, the LC3 armchair, designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand, and re-launched and produced by Cassina since 1965, stands out as a style icon.

The seat's elegant form and practical design result from a dialogue between the separate elements of the supporting framework and cushions.

Each chair still features the Cassina logo on the frame, which is made of chrome- or painted-profiled steel.

The chrome plating of the frame is a sleek complement to the luxurious cushioning and leather upholstery of this armchair.

The armchair's compact form and the austere and linear volumes give it an iconic look from a design standpoint while leaving it open to further upgrades in terms of its aesthetic and formal qualities.

The range of armchairs, two- and three-seater couches, and poufs that make up the collection are all certainly made and marked by Cassina.