Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Le Corbusier - Basculant Chair
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Product Details
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Originally designed in 1928 for a villa in the Ville d Avray, the first public introduction of this model was at the Salon d'Automne des Artistes Dcorateurs in Paris in 1929. Known as the LC1 Basculant Sling Chair, the design concept has been suggested to resemble the British officer chair design. Le Corbusier designed the chair with an automatic reclining system which allows the user to adjust the reclining position to the desired comfort position.
Our reproduction of this chair is superb, with features exceeding any other reproduction on the market, including these materials:
- High Polished, Stainless Steel Frame
- Italian Leather Hide Arm Rests, Seat and Seat back
- Spring tensioned seat and back.
Dimensions:
Overall: 24"w x 23"d x 26"h
Seat Height: 14"
Seat Depth: 16"
Arm Height: 23"
To view a detailed comparison between our version of the Corbusier Basculant Chair and others on the market, View our Basculant Chair Buyer's Guide
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