LC17 Coat Rack
Made by Cassina
Designed by Le Corbusier
Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957 and re-introduced by Cassina, the LC17 Coat Rack is among the rare domestic objects to carry the imprint of the Modulor, his harmonic scale of proportions derived from the human body and the golden ratio. Each knob placement is not a matter of intuition but of mathematical interval, governed by the same system Le Corbusier applied to architecture at the scale of entire buildings.
The structure is crafted in solid oak, warm and considered against the geometric precision of the form. The distinctive mushroom-cap knobs vary in height according to the Modulor sequence, giving the piece a rhythm that reads as both functional and compositional. It occupies a small footprint without diminishing its presence.
- Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957
- Solid oak structure with multicolored mushroom-cap knobs
- Knob heights determined by the Modulor scale of proportions
- Scaled for domestic interiors while retaining architectural character
- Part of the Cassina LC collection
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Modulor system used in the LC17?
The Modulor is a proportional scale developed by Le Corbusier, based on the golden ratio and the measurements of the human body. He applied it across his architecture and design to create forms in natural harmony with human scale.
What materials is the LC17 Coat Rack made from?
The LC17 is constructed from solid oak, with knobs finished in contrasting colors that reference Le Corbusier's polychromatic design sensibility. The combination of natural wood and bold color is a signature of his domestic objects.
Is the LC17 an original Le Corbusier design?
Yes. Le Corbusier designed the LC17 in 1957. Cassina, which holds the exclusive license to produce Le Corbusier's furniture, has re-introduced it as part of the authoritative LC collection alongside pieces such as the LC2 and LC4.
How does the LC17 fit into smaller spaces?
Le Corbusier conceived the LC17 specifically to accommodate compact interiors, with a vertical orientation and staggered knob placement that maximizes hanging capacity within a minimal footprint.
What other Le Corbusier pieces does Cassina produce?
Cassina holds the official license for Le Corbusier's furniture and produces the full LC collection, including the LC2 Petit Confort armchair, the LC4 chaise longue, and the LC10 coffee table, among others.
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