The swivel INDOCHINE 528 chair by Cassina was designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1943. It was based on the LC7 tubular steel chair, which Perriand had developed in Le Corbusier's studio in 1927. When the designer went to Asia for a longer period at the end of the 1930s, she increasingly focused on natural materials and adapted the design to local conditions. She took up the concept of the LC7 chair and created a solid wood version with the INDOCHINE 528 swivel chair, which appears more sensual and organic than its predecessor.
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further description and details
The swivel Cassina INDOCHINE 528 armchair has a four-legged frame that is available in black-stained ash or natural walnut. The seat and armrests are upholstered and covered in leather.
Condition: new
Design Charlotte Perriand
Country & Year of Publication
Italy
Material & Color
Material:
Wood
leather
Colors:
Brown
Nature
Black
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