LC3 Chair

The LC3 chair is a famous piece of modern design, created in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand. It has a metal frame made of tubular steel, which stays visible and holds the large, soft cushions. This design makes it both stylish and comfortable. Unlike old-fashioned armchairs, the LC3 keeps the frame and cushions separate, giving it a simple but elegant look.the LC3 belongs to the LC collection, a group of innovative furniture pieces that changed the way people think about comfort and style.

LC3 Chair

biography

the creators

Le Corbusier, was born in 1887 in Switzerland. He first studied art and decoration, learning to design watches and engravings. Later, he became interested in architecture and traveled around Europe to study different buildings, which helped him develop his ideas about simple and functional design . His cousin, Pierre Jeanneret, was born in 1896 and also studied architecture in Switzerland. He worked closely with Le Corbusier for many years, helping to design modern buildings and furniture. Charlotte Perriand was born in 1903 in France and studied industrial design in Paris. She loved working with modern materials like metal and glass and wanted to create practical and stylish furniture.