LC4 Chaise Lounge

The LC4 chaise lounge was orig­i­nally designed as chaise lounge for the inte­rior spaces of several of Le Corbusier’s resi­den­tial archi­tec­tural commis­sions in the late 1920s. Le Corbusier referred to this design as a relax­ing machine allow­ing the user to adjust the cradle to assume a number of reclin­ing posi­tions. Over the past 80 years it has become an icon of the Inter­na­tional Style and, along with several of the Le Corbusier, Perriand, and Jean­neret designs shown in 1929, is included in the perma­nent collec­tions of numer­ous museums around the world.

The LC4 chaise lounge base frame is composed of matte black finish steel with a tubular steel cradle in chromed or painted finish. The slim profile polyurethane foam cushion is uphol­stered in select leather, or hairy hide and features a polyurethane foam tube-shaped bolster/​neck rest in match­ing or contrasting leather.