Developed from models created by Le Corbusier for various architectural projects during the 1950s, the LC14 collection reflects an approach based on constructive simplicity, functionality and efficient use of space.

Available in several versions, the collection includes models created for landmark projects such as the Cabanon in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, the Maison du Brésil at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris and the Unité d’Habitation in Rezé.

Made entirely from solid wood, these models are distinguished by a deliberately essential construction that highlights the visible joinery, the materiality of the wood and the function of each element. The integrated handle facilitates movement and reinforces their role as utilitarian objects designed for everyday use.

Originally conceived to meet practical furnishing needs in compact spaces, they can be used as occasional seating or as complementary elements in a wide variety of residential and professional environments.

Wood is a natural material that may evolve over time under the effects of light, temperature, humidity and use. These variations are not defects but contribute to the authenticity of the piece.

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