LC4-Style Chaise Longue – Pony Leather
Modernist Design for Ultimate Relaxation
This piece draws on the mid-century modern design tradition — styled in that spirit rather than manufactured or licensed by the original design house.
The reclining chair as a study in pure function
Le Corbusier described the human body in rest as a "limb object" requiring a precise, dedicated form. The LC4-style chaise longue — inspired by the design he developed with Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret in 1928 — is the expression of that idea: a cradle that positions the reclining body at the exact angle where relaxation is complete.
This version is upholstered in pony skin, a material that gives each piece a natural variation in pattern — no two are identical. The seat rests in an adjustable chrome cradle on a black-painted steel base, so the recline angle can be set to individual preference. From fully upright reading position to near-horizontal, the range is wide enough to make this truly functional furniture, not just a showpiece.
Materials & Construction
- Pony skin seat pad — natural material, unique pattern per piece
- Adjustable chrome-plated steel cradle
- Powder-coated steel base in matte black
- High-density foam core within the pony skin casing
Dimensions: L 155 cm × W 57 cm × H 82 cm (adjustable seat height)
Where it works
A strong choice for large living rooms, private libraries, design-forward bedrooms, and architectural studios where the piece can be seen in full. Requires approximately 2 metres of unobstructed length when fully reclined.
Complies with UK/Europe & USA fire safety regulations.
Le Corbusier Chairs
LC Series – Designed with Charlotte Perriand & Pierre Jeanneret (1928–1930)
Modernist Engineering
The LC Series by Le Corbusier revolutionized 20th-century seating with unapologetic structure and functional refinement. Designed between 1928 and 1930, these chairs merged artistic geometry with modular comfort. Steel frames and leather cushions become elements of architecture rather than mere furniture. From the LC2’s compact elegance to the LC4’s sculptural relaxation, each piece embodies purposeful minimalism. These chairs aren’t just designs—they’re engineered experiences for thoughtful interiors.
Forms That Function
The LC Series celebrates pure design stripped of ornament. Chrome-plated steel exteriors frame interiors of generous upholstery—expressing visual lightness without compromising comfort. ModBorn honors this legacy with tailored colorways and precision detailing that suit contemporary spaces. From minimal lofts to curated libraries, LC chairs introduce balance, clarity, and comfort that commands attention. Whether solo or grouped, they structure rooms with a designer’s logic and a user’s ease.
Legacy of Innovation
As part of the international modernist movement, Le Corbusier’s LC chairs broke conventions to define new standards. Their silhouettes continue to influence furniture, architecture, and industrial design. From museum galleries to boutique hotels, these pieces anchor environments in timeless intellect. With their crisp lines and ergonomic adaptability, they offer a visual rhythm that elevates any space. Each chair is more than functional—it’s a testament to the brilliance of design collaboration and disciplined elegance.
Structure. Spirit. Sophistication.
From early prototypes to enduring classics, the LC Series captures what great design is about: clarity of intention, elegance of execution, and power of restraint. ModBorn presents these pieces for today’s discerning interiors—with exacting finish, form, and integrity. Whether in a studio or showroom, their commanding presence enhances conversations and cultivates aesthetic depth. The LC Chairs aren’t merely placed—they’re curated moments of architectural expression.
Product Family
Le Corbusier Chairs
The LC Series by Le Corbusier redefines modern living with clarity, function, and composure. Crafted with tubular steel and premium leather, each model—from LC2 to LC7—embodies structural harmony. These chairs stand apart as icons of engineered elegance, bridging intellectual design with everyday comfort. Whether featured in studios, lounges, or curated workspaces, their form invites balance and sophistication. ModBorn introduces refined variants with tailored materials suited for today’s elevated interiors. Choose timeless pieces that celebrate modernist roots while elevating present-day expression.
Le Corbusier
Le Corbusier Architecture turned into lounge furniture—tubular steel, cubic comfort, and long reclining lines. Shop pieces inspired by the modernist equipment developed around his studio in the late 1920s.
