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Cassina LC17 Portemanteau, Unitè de Camping, Roquebrune-Cap-MartintCassina LC17 Portemanteau, Unitè de Camping, Roquebrune-Cap-MartintCassina LC17 Portemanteau, Unitè de Camping, Roquebrune-Cap-MartintCassina LC17 Portemanteau, Unitè de Camping, Roquebrune-Cap-Martint
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LC17 Portemanteau, Unitè de Camping, Roquebrune-Cap-Martint Cassina

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Description

The LC17 Portemanteau coat rack for Cassina, designed by Le Corbusier, achieves the perfect harmony between aesthetics and functionality.

The main structure consists of a rectangular panel made of solid black oak, from which cylindrical elements emerge, each ending at the outer end with a knob.
There are five elements extending from the wall-mounted structure, and each knob is a different color. Each element is positioned at a different height, calculated according to the Modulor scale of proportions, invented by architect Le Corbusier as a guideline for human-centered architecture.

Dimensions

The LC17 Coat Rack, Unitè de Camping, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin is available in the dimensions 67 x 11.5 x h 60 cm.

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Immediate availability. Estimated delivery in 2-3 weeks depending on your geographical area.

Details

Designer: Le Corbusier

Brand: Cassina

Category: Cassina Hangers

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