LC10 Outdoor

Le Corbusier, Char­lotte Perriand and Pierre Jean­neret exhib­ited the first version of the LC10 at the 1929 Salon d’Automne in Paris, as part of the ​“Equipement Intérieur d’une Habi­ta­tion” setting. The design, which was orig­i­nally presented as a writing-desk, was revis­ited by Perriand in 1984 and relaunched Cassina one year later, with new vari­ants appro­pri­ate to contem­po­rary needs. It’s clean-cut frame high­lights the highly orig­i­nal approach to the chrome finish of the tubular steel legs and how the colors are applied on the lami­nated trim. The collec­tion includes a dining table and low tables, both in square and rectan­gu­lar formats. The colored trim is supplied in a variety of shades from the Corbusier palette. Outdoor versions are also avail­able exclu­sively for the low tables (47 – 1/4“X 31 – 1/2″ and 27 – 1/2″ x 27 – 1/2″). A stain­less steel struc­ture finished with powder paints designed for outdoor use and avail­able in five textured colors.