LC17 Coat Rack
Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957 and re-introduced by Cassina, the LC17 Coat Rack is among the rare domestic objects to carry the imprint of the Modulor, his harmonic scale of proportions derived from the human body and the golden ratio. Each knob placement is not a matter of intuition but of mathematical interval, governed by the same system Le Corbusier applied to architecture at the scale of entire buildings.
The structure is crafted in solid oak, warm and considered against the geometric precision of the form. The distinctive mushroom-cap knobs vary in height according to the Modulor sequence, giving the piece a rhythm that reads as both functional and compositional. It occupies a small footprint without diminishing its presence.
- Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957
- Solid oak structure with multicolored mushroom-cap knobs
- Knob heights determined by the Modulor scale of proportions
- Scaled for domestic interiors while retaining architectural character
- Part of the Cassina LC collection
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LC17 Coat Rack
Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957 and re-introduced by Cassina, the LC17 Coat Rack is among the rare domestic objects to carry the imprint of the Modulor, his harmonic scale of proportions derived from the human body and the golden ratio. Each knob placement is not a matter of intuition but of mathematical interval, governed by the same system Le Corbusier applied to architecture at the scale of entire buildings.
The structure is crafted in solid oak, warm and considered against the geometric precision of the form. The distinctive mushroom-cap knobs vary in height according to the Modulor sequence, giving the piece a rhythm that reads as both functional and compositional. It occupies a small footprint without diminishing its presence.
- Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957
- Solid oak structure with multicolored mushroom-cap knobs
- Knob heights determined by the Modulor scale of proportions
- Scaled for domestic interiors while retaining architectural character
- Part of the Cassina LC collection
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Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957 and re-introduced by Cassina, the LC17 Coat Rack is among the rare domestic objects to carry the imprint of the Modulor, his harmonic scale of proportions derived from the human body and the golden ratio. Each knob placement is not a matter of intuition but of mathematical interval, governed by the same system Le Corbusier applied to architecture at the scale of entire buildings.
The structure is crafted in solid oak, warm and considered against the geometric precision of the form. The distinctive mushroom-cap knobs vary in height according to the Modulor sequence, giving the piece a rhythm that reads as both functional and compositional. It occupies a small footprint without diminishing its presence.
- Designed by Le Corbusier in 1957
- Solid oak structure with multicolored mushroom-cap knobs
- Knob heights determined by the Modulor scale of proportions
- Scaled for domestic interiors while retaining architectural character
- Part of the Cassina LC collection
