The LC2 two-seater sofa, originally designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, and later produced by Cassina, is one of the most celebrated icons of modernist furniture design.
The sofa is defined by its polished tubular steel frame that elegantly outlines and contains the voluminous black leather cushions, creating a striking contrast between geometric structure and inviting comfort. This innovative “cushions in a cage” concept broke with traditional sofa construction and has since become a landmark in 20th-century design history.
Renowned for its sculptural clarity, balanced proportions, and exceptional comfort, the LC2 embodies the Bauhaus ideal of combining industrial materials with refined living. This example, executed as a three-seater, retains its timeless elegance and presence in both contemporary and classic interiors.
Condition: Good, with age-appropriate signs of wear to the leather
Material: Tubular steel frame, black leather upholstery
Designer: Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand
Manufacturer: Cassina
Design year: 1928
Dimensions: 130 × 70 × 68 cm
The LC2 two-seater sofa, originally designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, and later produced by Cassina, is one of the most celebrated icons of modernist furniture design.
The sofa is defined by its polished tubular steel frame that elegantly outlines and contains the voluminous black leather cushions, creating a striking contrast between geometric structure and inviting comfort. This innovative “cushions in a cage” concept broke with traditional sofa construction and has since become a landmark in 20th-century design history.
Renowned for its sculptural clarity, balanced proportions, and exceptional comfort, the LC2 embodies the Bauhaus ideal of combining industrial materials with refined living. This example, executed as a three-seater, retains its timeless elegance and presence in both contemporary and classic interiors.
Condition: Good, with age-appropriate signs of wear to the leather
Material: Tubular steel frame, black leather upholstery
Designer: Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand
Manufacturer: Cassina
Design year: 1928
Dimensions: 130 × 70 × 68 cm
