Our Hommage collections honor Le Corbusier's exacting standards for proportion, materials, and the marriage of form and function that defined modernist design.

Le Corbusier was a visionary architect and design pioneer who revolutionized modern living. His philosophy of "machines for living" sought to bring industrial efficiency and beauty to everyday life.

For the LC series sofas and chairs he envisioned a radical departure from traditional upholstery—an honest expression of structure and comfort where the tubular steel frame and cushions exist as independent, functional elements.

We honor Charlotte Perriand's legacy by maintaining the comfort-first approach she championed while using premium materials that ensure longevity.

Perriand joined Le Corbusier as a brilliant young designer who brought practical innovation and human-centered thinking to the collaboration.

Initially rejected by Le Corbusier's studio, Perriand proved her worth and became instrumental in translating modernist ideals into livable furniture. Her influence shaped the LC series' proportions and emphasis on genuine comfort. The "Grand Confort" lived up to its name because of her insistence on ergonomics and real-world usability.

Our commitment to crafting each LC series product frame from high-grade 304 stainless steel with precision welding honors Jeanneret's dedication to structural integrity and craftsmanship that lasts.

Le Corbusier's cousin and indispensable technical collaborator, Pierre Jeanneret brought engineering precision to visionary concepts. His expertise in construction methods and material properties ensured the LC series' tubular steel frames were elegant and structurally sound. Their frames' carefully calculated angles, welded joints, and load distribution reflect his meticulous attention to detail.