Cassina 637 Utrecht Armchair

The Le Corbusier LC1 armchair by Cassina comes from a collection of avant-garde furniture developed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand in the late 1920s. Then as now the LC1 armchair is characterised by its strict, minimalist form, a form reduced to elementary geometric shapes yet which results in maximum comfort. Largely responsible for the very high comfort levels are sophisticated details such as the movable backrest or steel springs behind the seat and backrest. And the unique quality of the materials and the sophisticated production through Cassina ensure that the unique comfort of an LC1 will accompany you a lifetime long.

Pathos is the evolution of the Max table and alters the frame. The top is rectangular or square with rounded corners and refined details on the curved edges and is available in marble or in MDF wood fibre painted in the glossy colours: desert, anthracite, steel grey, marsh brown or brick red. The frame is in bright chromed, bronzed nickel painted, satin brass or with copper finish steel.

Natural materials like wood and marble blend in a suggestive design, marked by calibrated slants. Familiar shapes are proposed once more with a strongly contemporary connotation.