Committee Chair with Armrests
Pierre Jeanneret designed the Committee Chair in the 1950s for the administrative buildings of Chandigarh, the Indian city planned by Le Corbusier as a new civic ideal. Later adapted for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, the chair carries the quiet authority of that institutional context: a solid natural oak frame joined with the same constructive honesty that defined the broader modernist project the two cousins shared.
Reissued by Cassina, this version with armrests is upholstered in Osaka fabric, a textile whose weight and grain bring warmth to the chair's precise, rectilinear silhouette. The proportions are generous without being imposing. The joinery is deliberate. The posture the chair encourages is at once formal and composed, equally at home in a dining room, a study, or a considered workspace.
- Solid natural oak frame
- Upholstered in Osaka fabric (ref. 13O042)
- Originally designed for the Chandigarh administrative buildings and the UNESCO headquarters, Paris
- Reissued by Cassina with archival fidelity
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Committee Chair with Armrests
Pierre Jeanneret designed the Committee Chair in the 1950s for the administrative buildings of Chandigarh, the Indian city planned by Le Corbusier as a new civic ideal. Later adapted for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, the chair carries the quiet authority of that institutional context: a solid natural oak frame joined with the same constructive honesty that defined the broader modernist project the two cousins shared.
Reissued by Cassina, this version with armrests is upholstered in Osaka fabric, a textile whose weight and grain bring warmth to the chair's precise, rectilinear silhouette. The proportions are generous without being imposing. The joinery is deliberate. The posture the chair encourages is at once formal and composed, equally at home in a dining room, a study, or a considered workspace.
- Solid natural oak frame
- Upholstered in Osaka fabric (ref. 13O042)
- Originally designed for the Chandigarh administrative buildings and the UNESCO headquarters, Paris
- Reissued by Cassina with archival fidelity
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Pierre Jeanneret designed the Committee Chair in the 1950s for the administrative buildings of Chandigarh, the Indian city planned by Le Corbusier as a new civic ideal. Later adapted for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, the chair carries the quiet authority of that institutional context: a solid natural oak frame joined with the same constructive honesty that defined the broader modernist project the two cousins shared.
Reissued by Cassina, this version with armrests is upholstered in Osaka fabric, a textile whose weight and grain bring warmth to the chair's precise, rectilinear silhouette. The proportions are generous without being imposing. The joinery is deliberate. The posture the chair encourages is at once formal and composed, equally at home in a dining room, a study, or a considered workspace.
- Solid natural oak frame
- Upholstered in Osaka fabric (ref. 13O042)
- Originally designed for the Chandigarh administrative buildings and the UNESCO headquarters, Paris
- Reissued by Cassina with archival fidelity
