'LC4' Chaise Lounge by Le Corbusier in Cavallino, made by Cassina between 1965 and 1970. Seat in spotted cavallino. Early numbers, no. 3834. Good condition, additional information upon request.

The Chaise Longue LC4 is an icon of 20th-century design, designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand. This masterpiece of industrial design is still considered a symbol of modernity and comfort today.

The LC4, often nicknamed "resting machine", is characterized by an essential and functional design. The chrome-plated tubular steel structure supports a seat in leather or fabric, adjustable in different positions to ensure maximum comfort. The ergonomic shape of the chaise longue perfectly adapts to all the curves of the human body, offering a unique relaxation experience.

'L'LC4 was born in the context of the Modern Movement, an artistic and architectural movement that sought to create functional design accessible to all. Le Corbusier, one of the main representatives of this movement, always believed that architecture and design should improve the quality of life for people.'

The LC4 chaise longue is made with high-quality materials, such as chrome-plated steel and leather, which give it an elegant and durable appearance. Various finishes and upholstery options are available to customize the product and adapt it to any environment.

Why is the LC4 so famous?

Iconic design: The pure line and essential shape of the LC4 make it a design icon recognizable all over the world.
Comfort: The chaise longue offers unparalleled comfort thanks to its ergonomic shape and the ability to adjust the position.
Versatility: The LC4 is suitable for any environment, from the living room to the bedroom, and can be used both as a seat and as a decorative element.
Quality: Made with high-quality materials and built to last over time.