French Leather and Bamboo Chaise Longue, 1970s

LC4 Chaise longue à réglage continu Cassina 1970s in original fur and steel tubing. The Chaise Lounge is intact and original in every detail. Present signature and particularly low serial n. indicating early production. Ergonomic support system. A steel pedestal supports the chrome-plated steel cradle, which is adjustable thanks to its curved line and therefore able to accommodate the position of greater or lesser inclination of the body. The thin mattress and a cylindrically shaped padded headrest ensure comfort. It was designed by Le Corbusier together with Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand in 1928, and an early prototype...

Emiel Veranneman (1924-2003). An important and rare chaise longue designed by Emiel Veranneman. The dynamic ebonized wood frame with original black leather upholstery. Exhibited Pala...

An extraordinary and unique chaise longe all hand carved with gilding and paintwork. This piece has been newly upholstered in buttoned midnight blue velvet, sitting on carved gilded seashells...

This iconic piece exudes the vibrant spirit of the era with its bold red hue, channeling both comfort and style. The wooden frame adds a touch of warmth and sophistication, while the fabric upholstery enhances its plush, inviting appeal. The chaise longue's sleek lines and distinctive design make it a statement piece that effortlessly captures the essence of 1970s aesthetics. Whether placed in a living room or a chic lounge space, this red chaise...

Leather chaise longue by Lord Bjorklund, the design features an architectural black steel tube frame with a curvy streamlined platform and leather, circa 1970, made in Sweden This is...

Countless designers have been inspired by the IDEA behind the chaise longue. Here is the interpretation of Geoffrey Harcourt from 1970. A perfect seat on which to stretch out and unw...