HOT ! LC14 House of Brazil stool by Le Corbusier - Cassina

LC14 Maison du Brasil Stool by Le Corbusier - Cassina: A Historical Design Reinvented

Designed in 1959 for the House of Brazil at the Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris, the LC14 02 stool by Le Corbusier, reissued by Cassina, is a remarkable example of functional and aesthetic design. Featuring oblong openings on the sides, this stool not only offers ease of movement but also the ability to be positioned horizontally or vertically, reflecting Le Corbusier\'s innovative approach to furniture.

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Le Corbusier, a pioneer of modern architecture, is also recognized for his significant contributions to the field of furniture design. His creations are characterized by their simplicity, functionality and timeless aesthetic, as demonstrated by this stool.

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Founded in 1927, Cassina is renowned for its production of high-end designer furniture. The brand is known for its collaboration with renowned designers, preserving design heritage while integrating innovation and contemporary technology. The Italian brand Cassina, renowned for its mastery of woodworking, pays particular attention to detail in the reissue of this stool. The exclusive dovetail joint system illustrates Cassina\'s precision and skill in manufacturing solid wood furniture.

Product Features

• Brand: Cassina



• Designer: Le Corbusier



• Brown color



• Material: Wood



• Dimensions: H 25 cm x W 33 cm x D 43 cm (H 9.8 in x W 13 in x D 16.9 in)