Le Corbusier armchair LC2 replacement cushions fullset
For the popular Le Corbusier LC2 armchair, we offer the option to purchase a complete replacement cushion set.
The leather cushion set for the LC2 armchair – comprising five (5) pieces – is filled and padded with polyurethane foam and Dacron wadding.
The base cushion utilises two different grades of polyurethane foam, which are fitted in a wedge-like arrangement to prevent the seat cushion from tilting forwards.
Please note: only replacement cushions with a leather cover for the Le Corbusier LC2 armchair are manufactured. The chrome-plated tubular steel frame is not included in the delivery.
The dimensions of the replacement cushions for the LC2 armchair:
Seat base cushion (1 piece). (Base for seat cushion).
Width: approx. 47 cm. Depth: approx. 52–53 cm. Height (thickness): approx. 23–24 cm.
Seat cushion (1 piece).
Width: approx. 47–48 cm. Depth: approx. 52 cm. Height: (thickness) approx. 14 cm.
Backrest (1 piece)
Depth: approx. 12 cm. Width: approx. 46 cm. Height: approx. 59–60 cm.
Armrest (2 pieces)
Depth: 67 cm. Width: 12 cm. Height: 59–60 cm.
Leather upholstery EU-certified from Italy. Like all our Bauhaus classics, the LC2 armchair is handcrafted in selected Italian workshops.
Production time is about 3 until 5 weeks. In addition, about 5 to 8 working days for delivery. Depending on destination.
History of creation
Le Corbusier, together with his cousin Pierre Jeanneret and designer Charlotte Perriand, developed the model LC2 for the Paris Autumn Salon in 1928. The design - at the time avant-garde, elegant and timeless and far ahead of its time. As a result, the famous LC collection - Grand Comfort - came forth which later achieved worldwide fame.The conceived armchair with its simplicity of clean straight lines, a displayed rigor and its precision were a hallmark of a completely new style at that time. This model quickly rose to become a modern classic.
Le Corbusier (1887 - 1965)
whose real name was Charles-Douard Jeanneret-Gris and who was of Swiss-French descent, was considered one of the most important designers and architects of the 20th century.
Corbusier worked as an artist - was a draftsman, painter and sculptor - later architect, urban planner and furniture designer.
Le Corbusier became famous for his furniture designs. His most famous works were the LC2 armchair, the LC1 Basculante chair, the LC4 chaise longue, the LC7 swivel chair, the LC6 dining room table, the LC3 two-seater sofa, the LC5 sofa. He derived his pseudonym Le Corbusier from his great-grandfather Charles l'Eplattenier, who furthermore was his teacher.
Symbiosis of idea and approach
A basic idea and approach of the master Le Corbusier continuously influenced him in his work - to redesign a house as a machine for living.
Le Corbusier created a form, cubic and compact and therefore quite minimalistic but with high seating comfort. Le Corbusier armchair LC2 is still considered one of the most famous Bauhaus classics that holds the status of a design icon.
The armchair appears comparatively compact and narrow, which surprisingly does not affect its seating comfort. Its high-quality covers are not only upholstered but cleverly provided with various fillers that bring the armchair into shape and almost maintain it.
Available in many variants
The armchair can be ordered in different variations of leather or in fabric. Frame and tubular steel frames are high-gloss chrome-plated or can be painted in all common RAL-colors.
This design armchair convinces with its minimalistic aesthetics, its function and its timeless appearance. Its aura is almost sublime and yet it has something cozy about it. The LC armchair fits into any office, living room, men's room or waiting room.
Not simply copied
Our furniture is not simply copied. They are subject to the highest quality standards using the latest manufacturing techniques. This results in a very durable product which will give you many years of pleasure, over and over.
Craftsmanship from Tuscany
Tuscan craftsmanship Made in Italy impresses with a long experience and thus guarantees a high-quality finish of all models.
Nothing is more aesthetically shameful than a cheap copy that reveals itself as such at first sight.