LC11-P

Designed by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret, the LC 11-P table was in available in two versions. The first, dating from 1934 was for Le Corbusier’s own home in Paris, and had a marble top. The second, a year later, for the Maison du Jeune Homme in Brussels, was made of slate. Elegant and eye-catching, the LC 11-P features a frame with large, round, stable feet in cast iron frame, and slender uprights. The Carrara marble or natural walnut table-top sits firmly on this sturdy structure. The table’s sculptural impact has made this piece iconic, highly prized as well as extremely versatile, a key player in settings classic or modern.