Le Corbusier LC4 Chaise Longue by Cassina original Vintage

This LC 4 lounger by Cassina dates from the late 1960s/early 1970s. The manufacturer is Cassina, production number 24441 with goatskin cover. Comes from a very beautiful Art Nouveau villa and was in the library. This masterpiece of design, created by Le Corbusier in collaboration with Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret, not only represents exceptional comfort, but also embodies a revolutionary view of interior design. The LC4 lounger is famous for its adaptation to the natural contours of the human body, making it the ideal retreat for reading. The combination of craftsmanship, visible in the production number 24441, and the luxurious goatskin cover makes each piece unique. Coming from an Art Nouveau villa, this lounger not only has a special provenance, but also a story that brings it to life. Having such a piece in your home or collection means owning a piece of design history that tells stories from times gone by while bringing a timeless beauty and elegance to the room. If you're a lover of vintage and second-hand interiors, then you know that it's not just about the piece of furniture itself, but also the history it brings with it. The Le Corbusier LC4 daybed by Cassina is an exquisite example of how design, comfort and history come together to enrich an interior that is both stylish and profound.