Kangaroo Chair
Pierre Jeanneret designed the Kangaroo low armchair for the General Hospital of Chandigarh, the modernist city he helped conceive alongside Le Corbusier in post-independence India. Its Z-silhouette is both structural logic and sculptural gesture, a form born of necessity that arrives at something far more enduring.
Cassina's Hommage à Pierre Jeanneret Collection preserves the essential character of Jeanneret's Chandigarh furniture: elemental shapes, honest materials, and a sensibility that bridges European rationalism with the craft traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Solid wood and woven cane define the piece's materiality, warm and tactile, quietly authoritative in any interior.
- Originally designed for institutional use in Chandigarh, now a landmark of domestic modernism
- Distinctive Z-profile silhouette in solid wood
- Woven cane seat and back
- Part of Cassina's Hommage à Pierre Jeanneret Collection
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Kangaroo Chair
Pierre Jeanneret designed the Kangaroo low armchair for the General Hospital of Chandigarh, the modernist city he helped conceive alongside Le Corbusier in post-independence India. Its Z-silhouette is both structural logic and sculptural gesture, a form born of necessity that arrives at something far more enduring.
Cassina's Hommage à Pierre Jeanneret Collection preserves the essential character of Jeanneret's Chandigarh furniture: elemental shapes, honest materials, and a sensibility that bridges European rationalism with the craft traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Solid wood and woven cane define the piece's materiality, warm and tactile, quietly authoritative in any interior.
- Originally designed for institutional use in Chandigarh, now a landmark of domestic modernism
- Distinctive Z-profile silhouette in solid wood
- Woven cane seat and back
- Part of Cassina's Hommage à Pierre Jeanneret Collection
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Pierre Jeanneret designed the Kangaroo low armchair for the General Hospital of Chandigarh, the modernist city he helped conceive alongside Le Corbusier in post-independence India. Its Z-silhouette is both structural logic and sculptural gesture, a form born of necessity that arrives at something far more enduring.
Cassina's Hommage à Pierre Jeanneret Collection preserves the essential character of Jeanneret's Chandigarh furniture: elemental shapes, honest materials, and a sensibility that bridges European rationalism with the craft traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Solid wood and woven cane define the piece's materiality, warm and tactile, quietly authoritative in any interior.
- Originally designed for institutional use in Chandigarh, now a landmark of domestic modernism
- Distinctive Z-profile silhouette in solid wood
- Woven cane seat and back
- Part of Cassina's Hommage à Pierre Jeanneret Collection
