The most coveted and successful design from Le Corbusier's original designs of the 1920s would undoubtedly have to be the Le Corbusier LC4 Lounge Chair. This chair was first showcased in 1929 at the Salon D'Automne in Paris, France. The Le Corbusie LC4 Lounge Chair, created in 1928, was the result of a collaborative vision in 1928 and the influential designers behind Le Corbusier's vision included Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Periand. This chair was originally commissioned for the interior design of a villa located in the Vilee d'Avray- located in the western suburbs of Paris, France. Otherwise known as the "relaxing machine," the LC4 Lounge Chair is a lounge that contours to the body's natural curves and at the same time it appears to float about its supports. The frame of this chair is very giving as its positions located on the base use gravity and the users natural weight to create a variety of reclining positions. Overall Dimensions: 23.6" H x 63"L x 22.8" D

• Product is upholstered in 100% Full Grain Italian Leather, 100% Full Grain Aniline Leather and Pony Skin
• Variety of colors available
• Polished stainless steel tubular frame
• Black Powder Coated steel base for chip resistance
• Stainless Steel
• Form fitting CA-117 high density foam cushion
• Fire retardant foam
• Adjustable recliner
• Elastic under-cushion supporting straps for added comfort
• Comes with floor protectors
• 5 Year warranty