Poltrona LC3
Made by Cassina
Designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand
Concepita nel 1928 da Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret e Charlotte Perriand, la LC3 articola una delle idee più durature del modernismo: che struttura e comfort non devono scendere a compromessi. Il telaio in acciaio tubolare è lasciato completamente a vista, un gesto deliberato che onora l'estetica della macchina dell'epoca, mentre i cuscini generosamente proporzionati vi riposano all'interno, supportati piuttosto che nascosti.
Cassina produce la LC3 su licenza della Fondazione Le Corbusier, con un'attenta attenzione alle proporzioni originali e allo spirito che Perriand, Jeanneret e Le Corbusier stabilirono quasi un secolo fa. Il risultato è una sedia che si presenta sia come schema che come oggetto, architettonica nella sua chiarezza e inconfondibile nella silhouette.
- Progettata nel 1928 da Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret e Charlotte Perriand
- Prodotta da Cassina su licenza della Fondazione Le Corbusier
- Telaio in acciaio tubolare a vista con cuscini sfoderabili e sciolti
- Disponibile in una vasta gamma di pelli e tessuti
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Poltrona LC3
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Domande Frequenti
Who designed the LC3 Armchair and when?
The LC3 was designed in 1928 by the collaborative trio of Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand. It was first presented at the Salon d'Automne in Paris that same year as part of their vision for the "equipment of habitation."
Why is the steel frame left exposed on the LC3?
The exposed tubular steel frame was a conscious expression of the machine aesthetic central to modernist philosophy in the 1920s. Rather than concealing its structure, the LC3 celebrates the frame as a visible, honest element of the design, with cushions resting within it independently.
Is the Cassina LC3 faithful to the original 1928 design?
Cassina produces the LC3 under an official license from the Foundation Le Corbusier, which oversees fidelity to the original specifications, proportions, and construction methods established by the three designers.
What upholstery options are available for the LC3?
The LC3 is available in a range of leathers and fabrics, allowing the chair's architectural form to be interpreted across different material sensibilities while preserving the same geometric clarity in every configuration.
How does the LC3 differ from the LC2?
The LC3 is the grand confort armchair's larger format, offering a deeper seat and more generous proportions than the LC2. Both share the same exposed steel frame and cushion-within-structure logic, but the LC3 presents a more voluminous, enveloping presence.
