LC9 Indian Cane

Presented:	imm cologne 2015, Cologne
Stylepark-ID:	05.1931.00239
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › Stools

Product description

The LC9 stool, part of the LC Collection since 1973 with a removable sponge seat - as exhibited in 1929 at the Salon d’Automne, has also been developed for this anniversary. Confectioned in its own personalised box it is now available in its very first version with an Indian cane seat designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1927 for her apartment in Paris, as well as a saddle leather seat, making it adapt for all areas of the home.

Specifications

Length	500 mm
Width	360 mm
Height	450 mm
Seat finish	without upholstery
Height of seat	450 mm
Base finish	with rockers
Backrest finish	without backrest
Armrest finish	without armrests
Material	basketwork
Colors	shades of brown

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