Casiers Stan­dard

The LC20 Casiers Stan­dard storage unit was designed as part of a project for resi­den­tial furni­ture by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jean­neret for the Pavil­lon de l’Esprit Nouveau at the Paris Expo­si­tion des Arts Déco­rat­ifs in 1925. The intro­duc­tion of modular storage units along­side other move­able pieces was a pioneer­ing choice that went beyond the tradi­tional concept
of furni­ture.

LC20 Casiers Stan­dard is unique and time­less, conceived to confer an archi­tec­tural look to the envi­ron­ment. These units could accom­mo­date a wide array of objects in a partic­u­lar context, even going so far as to create parti­tion walls. In 2016, Cassina relaunched the Casiers Stan­dard with a more contem­po­rary look, that is more versa­tile and func­tional than ever before. Avail­able in eigh­teen fixed compo­si­tions, see specs for full details.