The Talented Creator Le Corbusier With His Brilliant Le Corbusier Sofa LC2
February 1, 2010
In 1925 the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier wrote a book called L’Art décoratif d’aujourd’hui. In it Le Corbusier classified furniture as a “human-limb object”, wherein it was customized to the numerous functions of the human body and was subtle at doing so. Le Corbusier would later bring his concepts to life in 1928 when he completed some experimental figures for furniture. One of these was the Le Corbusier Sofa LC2.
Also identified merely as the LC2 Sofa, the Le Corbusier Sofa LC2 is a two to three-person capacity sofa made up of an external steel frame and movable black cushions. The sofa was made by Le Corbusier in partnership with French interior designer Charlotte Perriand, and is built on the style of the LC2 “Petite Lounge” Armchair.
The exterior steel frame of the Le Corbusier Sofa LC2 is completed from industrial grade tubular steel, and is layered with a chrome, black matte, or lustrous enamel finish. The cushions for now are occupied with polyurethane or ecological down feathers and roofed with high quality black leather. Later reproductions of the LC2 Sofa also includes cushions coated with stain resilient fabric.
The Le Corbusier Sofa LC2 distributes resemblance with another Le Corbusier sofa works, which is the two-seater Le Corbusier Sofa LC3. The sofa also holds excellence for being one of some of Le Corbusier’s creations that were exhibitedt at the Salon d’ Automne exposition at Paris, France in 1929.
The Le Corbusier Sofa LC2 was first created by the Thonet furniture company in the 1930s and afterwards by the Swiss company Embru. In 1964, the designer furniture company Cassina of Italy was honored with the rights to replicate the LC2 Sofa, and remains its leading manufacturer to this day. Though, because of its fame and association with the celebrated architect reproductions of the Le Corbusier Sofa LC2 by other makers have also propagated in the market.
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