LC 15

Stylepark-ID:	05.1931.00177
Categories:	Home furniture › Tables › Dining / Kitchen tables
	Office / Contract furniture › Tables › Conference tables / systems

Product description

Le Corbusier designed a table in 1958, intended for both home décor and conferences, with an organic structure that is also rational at the same time. The key to the project is the use of two geometrical figures set one against the other. The circle is a sturdy horizontal tabletop in oak and the cube is made of steel tubes, which form a weave of perpendicular levels with outstanding aesthetic value. The top is available with a natural matte finish. Legs in lacquered steel in the LC colours (gloss grey, gloss green and matte black).

Specifications

Height	710 mm
Diameter	1850 mm
Table finish	table with glider base
Table top shape	circular
Material	oak
Colors	black shades of green shades of brown

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