CAD $1,920
The LC3 Armchair: Confort Grand Modèle 1-Seater was originally designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand in 1928, debuting at the Paris Autumn Salon in 1929.
The instantly recognizable LC3 Armchair was featured in the iconic Maxell “blown away” advertisement. The “Confort Grand Modèle” version is known for its larger size and softer padding than its Petit LC2 Chair counterpart.
Shown in Black Italian Aniline Leather on Polished Chrome Steel.
Depth (cm): 73
Width (cm): 99
Height (cm): 63
Depth (in): 28.7 inches
Width (in): 39 inches
Height (in): 24.7 inches
Known for its larger size and softer padding, the LC3 Confort Grand Modèle Armchair retains the distinctive cubic shape and tubular, exoskeletal metal frame as its counterpart in the LC2 series. Compliment it with the LC2 Confort Modele Ottoman to create a relaxing chaise, impromptu seating, or a soft side table as needed.
Le Corbusier called the LC3 series a “cushion basket,” playfully describing its interplay between industrial materials and comfort. Le Corbusier, Perriand, and Jeanneret’s original design is featured in the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Buy the LC3 Armchair: Confort Grand Modèle 1-Seater, originally designed by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, and Pierre Jeanneret, in Canada and the USA. Match it with the LC3 Sofa and the LC3 Loveseat for a complete set.
