LC2 Sectional Sofa - IMC-1068

It is made by high quality stainless steel with multiple high density foam cushion, armrests, back, and seat

Covered by head layer leather.

Detachable seat, cushion, back, seat and armrest.

Elastic strips are used at the seat bottom. We made this sofa without any wooden frame inside.

Well polished tublar frame.

Design Story:

The Le Corbusier chair and sofa are still recreated to this day and used by many professional interior designers to

make their modern and elegant designs come to life. Le Corbusier furniture was designed many years ago by a talented

architect who had strong opinions on the aesthetics and uses of furniture. The architectural team created a timeless design

that is still used in many furniture showrooms. There are also many modern furniture designers that have used this design as

an inspiration for their own designs. There are many pieces of furniture designed by today's top furniture designers that are

similar to the design.

The Le Corbusier design was developed by Charles-Edouard Jeannert-Gris. He later chose to be known as Le Corbusier

and became famous for his architecture, design, writings and paintings. The artist is known mainly for developing the design

known as Modern Architecture, or "International Style." In 1928, Charles-Edouard Jeannert-Gris started to turn his interest

toward furniture and the architecture of furniture design. Le Corbusier chairs and sofas were developed after the artist invited

an architect named Charlotte Perrinand to join his project. The two talented designers started on a line of furniture that was

meant to mix the media of metal and cushioning in order to give a modern yet elegant design. In 1925, Charles-Edouard

Jeannert-Gris wrote a book that outlined his expectations of furniture style and functionality. He used his own teachings

from this book to design the line of furniture that is still popular today. The great designer thought of furniture as a work

of art that is also useful for humans and can be comfortable.