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Projecteur 365 suspension lamp by Nemo
Projecteur 365 suspension lamp by Nemo, design by Le Corbusier. Indoor version.
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When talking about Le Corbusier you have to remember you're naming one of the most famous characters of design history. Nemo inherits in its Masters collection Projecteur 365 suspension lamp, a spotlight with an industrial-like design with made in aluminium. Designed by Le Corbusier to light up the High Court of Chandigarh in 1954, now is proposed in a collection of various elements. Available in white sand, moka or blue night colours.
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Designer
Le Corbusier
Le Corbusier: a pioneer of modern design
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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.
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