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Le Corbusier: a pioneer of modern design

 

Le Corbusier, pseudonym of Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris, is was a Swiss-born French architect, urban planner, designer and painter, considered one of the undisputed masters of modern architecture of the 20th century. His multifaceted figure revolutionized the concept of living space, combining functionality, aesthetics and technological progress in iconic works that still influence the design panorama today

 

Born in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1887, Le Corbusier first trained as a watchmaker, before dedicating himself to architecture under the guidance of Charles L'Eplattenier. After a period of formative travel in Europe and the East, he settled in Paris in 1917, where his prolific career began

 

A legacy artistic without equal

 

Among his most important works famous we remember the Villa Savoye in Poissy (1929), a manifesto of modern architecture, and the Unité d'Habitation in Marseille (1952), a residential complex that anticipates the principles of contemporary urban planning. Le Corbusier collaborated with the most great design brands of the time, such as Cassina, Knoll and Thonet, creating furniture that was revolutionary for its ergonomics and minimalism, such as the LC4 armchair and the LC3 chaise longue.

 

His creations, still today produced and distributed by companies such as Cassina and Thonet, are considered true design icons. Among these, we remember the LC4 armchair, with its steel structure and leather seat, and the LC3 chaise longue, an ergonomic work of art that invites you to relax.

 

The legacy by Le Corbusier is immense. His principles of architecture and design have inspired generations of designers and continue to influence the way we conceive and experience living spaces. If you are a lover of high-level design and luxury, the Ciat Design catalog offers a careful selection of the best creations by Le Corbusier, unique pieces that will give a touch of refinement and exclusivity to your environments.

 

Be inspired by the genius of Le Corbusier and immerse yourself in the world of modern design.


The history of Cassina

 

The Cassina brand embodies timeless elegance in the world of interior design. Founded in 1927 in Meda, Italy, by Cesare and Umberto Cassina, the company quickly gained a reputation for its meticulous attention to detail and its constant pursuit of innovation. Over the years, Cassina has been able to maintain a balance between tradition and modernity, collaborating with some of the most great designers in the world. His commitment to quality craftsmanship and sustainable production is evident in each piece, which exudes an aura of sophistication and prestige.

 

Iconic models and designers

 

Among the brand's iconic masterpieces, the LC4 Chaise Longue armchair stands out, designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand. This revolutionary piece, with its sinuous shape and ergonomic structure, remains a symbol of timeless comfort and style. Other famous models include the Superleggera chair by Gio Ponti, an icon of lightness and refinement, and the Maralunga sofa by Vico Magistretti, with its modular and welcoming design. Cassina has also collaborated with world-famous contemporary designers, such as Philippe Starck and Patricia Urquiola, who have enriched the brand's catalog with innovative and bold creations.

 

The excellence of Italian design

 

Cassina continues to embody the excellence of Italian design, skillfully blending tradition and modernity to create furnishings that are true works of art. Each piece is the result of in-depth research on the most popular shapes, materials and technologies advanced, ensuring a perfect combination of features and aesthetics. The clean and luxurious lines of Cassina furniture integrate harmoniously into any environment, giving a touch of refinement and prestige. Thanks to its long history of collaborations with the most great design talents, Cassina remains a point of reference for lovers of beauty and elegance, offering furnishing solutions that are synonymous with luxury and sophisticated taste.


Our exclusive collection of designer bookcases

 

Discover our exclusive bookcase collection on Ciat, where refined design combines with functionality to create elegant and versatile solutions, perfect for enriching your space with style and practicality. Each bookcase has been carefully designed to meet the needs of those who seek not only functional furniture, but also furnishing elements that add a touch of class and sophistication to the room.
 

From modern bookcases to wall-mounted bookcases, we offer a wide range of options to enrich your space with elegance and functionality. A bookcase is a central element in furnishing a room, and bookcases with a simple design in particular can be recognised by their clean lines and high-quality materials that add a touch of sophistication to the décor, giving the space a cosy and refined atmosphere.
 

Modern wall bookcases are ideal for maximising space without compromising the style of the room. You can choose between column bookcases for elegant uprightness or corner bookcases to make the most of every inch of the room, allowing for a practical and tidy arrangement of your books and furnishings.

 

Modular and hanging bookcases

 

From wood to white, we offer bookcases in various styles and finishes to suit your personal taste and room design. Modular bookcases allow for complete customisation, allowing you to create the ideal configuration for your space and style needs. In addition, hanging bookcases add visual lightness to any room, creating a modern and refined atmosphere. Choose perfection in furnishing with the bookcases available at Ciat Design, where each bookcase unit is meticulously detailed to offer not only impeccable functionality but also classy aesthetics to enrich your living room, study or any other room in your home. With our bookcases, you can create an uncluttered, elegant space full of personality that perfectly suits your lifestyle and furnishing needs.