LC4 Chaise Longue Chair

The styling of the LC4 recliner (Chaise Longue), designed by Le Corbusier, is now known to have been published in 1928, when the type number "B306" was given.
Its H-shaped base and its sash have a common and pillow-rest seat, naturally reminding people to think of high-end indoor design. This chair comes from the following concept of Corbusier, which sees functional furniture as "one in a house, and a house is a "inhabited machine". The shape of its base borrows the wings of the machine, and at that time, its seat that can be combined with the simplistic and simplistic can perfectly fit the human body. From its pillows and seats freely shiftable on the frame, it can be seen that this chair is very focused on the human body efficacy. It provides a comfortable and lively body shape, and contains a sturdy concept of American studies, which immediately attracts it in the high-end design market of Guo. Corbusier and his cousin Pierle. Jeannare has a yearly design for Charlotte * Perian to collaborate with, and has designed pipe chairs such as LC4, LC1 Baskulan Chair (Basculant Chair) and LC2 Haushu Chair. Kashina Company has obtained the raw material of this chair, and the "invited Perian" question has changed its original design. This chair is probably one of the most well-known works of 20th century furniture design, so that the designists will "cut" the chair "Cobb Chair" by "the Cobb Chair".