Cassina
Capitol Complex Chair
Capitol Complex Chair
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The Capitol Complex Chair by Cassina is a tribute to Pierre Jeanneret, the famous Swiss architect and furniture designer. The chair was created between 1958 and 1959 when Jeanneret was working on numerous projects in the Indian city of Chandigarh in collaboration with his cousin Le Courbusier. In addition to the characteristic seat made of Viennese wickerwork, the "V"-shaped support is the most important compositional scheme of the design. It can also be found in other furnishing objects from the Capitol Complex family. In 2016, Le Corbusier's Capitol Complex government building was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, which has led to renewed interest in the furniture designs.
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further description and details
further description and details
The Cassina Capitol Complex Chair combines a frame made of black-stained oak with a seat and back made of Viennese wickerwork. A seat cushion with a fabric or leather cover can be selected on request. The seat cushion is filled with down and measures 45 x 43 cm.
The Capitol Complex Chair is also available in teak or natural oak.
Design: Pierre Jeanneret
Design: Pierre Jeanneret
Country, Design & Year
Country, Design & Year
Italy
Pierre Jeanneret
Material & Color
Material & Color
Material:
- Solid oak
- rattan
Colors:
- Nature
- Black
Please note that the colors on your display device may differ from the original colors.
Dimension
Dimension
Dimensions in cm:
81x45x57
Product weight in kg:
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