LC1 Sessel, Le Corbusier, Cassina sekretär Cream-coloured pile with patterns in

Cream-coloured pile with patterns in beige and brown tones

The high-gloss gray surface gives the piece a cool

Three lampshades made of milk glass with hanging construction made of steel (E27 socket)

Classic dining chair from the 1970s

LC1 Sessel, Le Corbusier, Cassina sekretär Cream-coloured pile with patterns inThe LC1 chair, designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand in the 1920s, is one of the most significant designs in furniture history. A defining feature of the model is the tiltable backrest, which allows for a dynamic seating position. The new seat surface, professionally crafted by a saddler from deep black leather, and the shiny chrome plated steel tube frame create a fascinating contrast. Armrests made of suspended leather