Description
Description
In 1927, Charlotte Perriand designed this small stool for the dining room of her apartment on Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris. It was then made with a tubular metal structure and a rattan seat. It then became part of the Le Corbusier collection, which includes the famous infinitely adjustable chaise longue and the Grand Confort armchairs. In the initial project, the LC9 stool was placed in the bathroom with a sponge seat, a symbol of personal hygiene and an important concern of the modern movement. Cassina has re-released this great classic in several versions that adapt to all environments.
