Le Corbusier was one of the most important architects of the 20th century. He was also a painter, sculptor, urban planner and writer. He was even a philosopher who thought about the modern human condition. Like Freud, Joyce or Picasso, Le Corbusier expressed his ideas and findings in a universal language, thereby giving material substance to the thoughts and feelings of the new era.
Le Corbusier was a radical and main leader of the modern architectural movement and a major representative of the modern architectural school. From Paris to La Plata, to Punjab, Chandigarh... we can find the architecture of Le Corbusier, who influenced at least four generations of architects around the world. His urban plans are full of reflections on the hopes, disappointments and crises brought about by the process of industrialization. Architectural masterpieces such as the Villa Savoye in Poissy, the Church of Ronchamp, or the Houses of Parliament in Chandigarh compare favorably with architectural works of any era.
Le Corbusier's rich and varied works and passionate architectural philosophy have deeply influenced the urban landscape of the 20th century and contemporary people's lifestyles, and his furniture design also profoundly reflects his philosophical thoughts on architecture. All of its furniture are classics, with outstanding performances including the Chaise Longue,
Lounge Chair, LC2 and LC3 series
Leather Sofa, and
Modern Lounge Chair and Bascuran chairs designed by Le Corbusier.
