Le Corbusier Inspired Collection

Genuine top grain Italian leather.

Hand polished stainless steel tubular frame with seamless joints

Heavy duty steel reinforced seat platform

Seat cushions are high resilient-high density polyurethane.

Our Inspired Le Corbusier Ottoman is a high quality reproduction of the original

modern classic.

The design features an external frame made of highly polished stainless steel.

The cushions are made of multi-density foam for firm support and plush

comfort. The leather / fur is hand-selected, expertly sewn and piped.

The lines are clean, straight and precise.

Le Corbusier is without a doubt one of the most influential and most admired architects of the twentieth century. With his innovative visions for the home, he became an important figure of the Modernist era. Now you can experience his work and enjoy his unique approach to modern design in your own home. This LC coffee table is the perfect companion piece to your Le Corbusier sofa set.

Le Corbusier Inspired - Petite range

Genuine top grain Italian leather on all facings.

Hand polished stainless steel tubular frame with seamless joints

Heavy duty steel reinforced seat platform

Seat cushions are high resilient-high density polyurethane

Sling back Chair LC1 style

Le Corbusier Inspired Chaise Lounge

Le Corbusier's famous chaise (1928), which he termed a "relaxing machine", allows your to

 continuously adjust the inclination for comfort when reading, napping or conversing.

Materials:

Cushions are multi-density foam w Dacron wrap.

Hand-selected, aniline-dyed imported Italian leather on all outer surfaces.

Clean & precise lines.

Le Corbusier Inspired LC5 3-Seater

Our exceptional reproduction of the LC5 with the Stainless Steel frame, upholstered

cushions with Italian leather. Designed in 1974, the LC5 is considered

one of the classics from Le Corbusier’s collection. The back cushions of this piece

can be rotated onto the rear framework to increase the width of the sofa seat and

create a single bed.

In 1934, Le Corbusier set out to renovate his Paris flat, and from that endeavour

emerged the LC5.F Sofa, a sleek, convertible bench supported by a skeleton of

polished steel. Le Corbusier wanted furniture that reflected developing technology,

and with its lightweight form and structural sophistication and simplicity, the LC5.