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Le Corbusier Two-Seat Sofa LC3

Le Corbusier Two-Seat Sofa LC3

Product number: CF32-Sale

Two seat sofa, tubular steel frame in chrome plated steel, loosely inserted seat and side cushions, upholstered in leather

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2.897,00 €
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  • 5% discount for advance payment. (Without minimum order value. Unlimited until further notice.)
  • 30 days right of return
  • 5 years warranty
  • Certified EU-source materials
  • Handmade in Italy
  • Payment cash on delivery
  • Online trading since 1996



Le Corbusier Two-Seat Sofa LC3

The Le Corbusier Two-Seat Sofa LC3 is more comfortable than it looks like. Like the famous Sofas of Le Corbusier of the LC2 series, the sofas of the LC3 model series were not designed by Le Corbusier himself, but was designed by the Le Corbusier studio based on the LC3 armchair.

Le Corbusier refused the authorization of the LC3 sofas because he considered sofas too bourgeois. Nevertheless, the sofas of the LC2 and LC3 series are today an integral part of modern living culture. They decorate waiting rooms with doctors or lawyers, reception rooms of hotels as well as private apartments or TV shows and film collections.

Sofa with chromed tubular steel frame and loosely inserted leather upholstery. The frame is bent from a continuous tube and has no welds at the corners.

Like all our furniture, the Le Corbusier Zweisitzsofa LC3 is manufactured by hand in selected Italian specialist workshops.

Height ca. 62 cm x width approx. 168 cm x depth approx. 73 cm

Delivery time approx. 10 to 15 working days from the factory in Italy

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We offer high-quality furniture classics handmade in Italy, e.g. designs by Le Corbusier, Eileen Gray, Marcel Breuer, Charles Eames, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Eero Saarinnen, Harry Bertoia, Arne Jacobsen, Mart Stam, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, René Herbst and other famous designers of the Bauhaus period.