GitAzon: Le Corbusier Style LC2 Sofa 3 Seat, Choco Brown Aniline Leather

Le Corbusier Style LC2 Sofa 3 Seat, Choco Brown Aniline Leather

Sofa 2 Seats

Le Corbusier Style LC2 Sofa 3 Seat, Choco Brown Aniline Leather

sofa 2 seats - click on the image below for more information.

100% genuine Full Grain Aniline Italian leather (not vinyl, leather match nor 100% Italian leather); Full Grain Aniline Leather piping placed true to the original design on the top edges not lower or midway on sides.
The joints connecting the large and smaller stainless steel frame are fully welded, grind, sealed, sanded to a smooth polished sheen; Adjustable leveling floor protecting foot-caps.
#304 Stainless Steel Tubing is full flowing single piece heat bent on the vertical and horizontal bends of the furniture corners versus multiple pieces cut and weld.
Multi-density, CA-117 compliant cushions wrapped in Dacron polyester batting; Reinforced lower spring tension nylon system supports seat cushions for firm, long-lasting comfort;
Sofa (3 seat) Dimensions: Total height: 26.4 inches x depth 27.6 inches x width 70.9 inches; Floor to seat height 16.9 inches; Floor to arm height 26.4 inches; 3 year limited manufacturer_s warranty.

sofa 2 seats

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as _cushion baskets_. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is attractive, the metal frame work means design detail from the sides and back allowing for easy placement even in the middle of a room. When designing in small spaces, the ability to place items in the midd