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CASSINA LC14 TABOURET CABANON

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CASSINA LC14 TABOURET CABANON LOW TABLE

Le Corbusier The LC14 Tabouret was created as a mobile furnishing element within some of Le Corbusier’s most emblematic architectural projects, beginning with the Cabanon in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin in 1952, where the first version was conceived as a solid, spartan box elevated by dovetail joints and solid natural chestnut wood.

CASSINA LC8 OUTDOOR

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CASSINA LC8 OUTDOOR

Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand The Tabouret tournant stool is a version of the famous swivel armchair designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1927 for her Paris atelier and was part of the furniture program exhibited at the Salon d’Automne in 1929.

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HENGE STOOL STRIP

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HENGE STOOL STRIP

Massimo Castagna The Strip stool stands out for its youthful, contemporary, and sophisticated presence, evolved from the original chair. Its strong, distinctive personality arises from the unusual combination of a metal frame structure and the tactile quality of a robust woven leather, creating a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality.

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HENGE STOOL RIO

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HENGE STOOL RIO

Massimo Castagna The Rio stool embodies a perfect balance of composure, essentiality, and refinement. Its distinctive personality is shaped by a synergy of bold and unexplored combinations, enhanced by superb craftsmanship.

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HENGE STOOL JILL

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HENGE STOOL JILL

Isabella Genovese The Jill stool merges casual elegance with contemporary design. It pairs a sleek black-burnished steel frame with a soft leather seat, creating a refined and comfortable piece that exudes sophistication.

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HENGE STOOL HEXAGON

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HENGE STOOL HEXAGON

Massimo Castagna The Hexagon stool embodies the industrial-chic essence of the collection, offering a sculptural presence with its robust, generously padded seat and slender stem supported by a large metal base in warm tones of burnished brass.

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