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Cnet has an excellent multimedia coverage of the much awaited IPad presentation by Apple’s Steve Jobs yesterday.
I’ve a feeling the easy chair is a LC Le Corbusier derivative, but am not sure…have to source more photos from the net.
Do you have an idea?
As always, you can catch the whole keynote in all its HD glory at Apple’s website:
http://stream.qtv.apple.com/events/jan/1001q3f8hhr/1001908r5ft6dswz_1_650_ref.mov
All along the presentation you’ll get perfect glimpses of the chair. It certainly looks somehow like an LC but it is not one.
I’d go one step further and say its the Le Corbusier LC3 Grande chair. I’m 99% sure on that.
My upholsteryworkshop does the upholstery for Cassina in the Nederlands(Den Haag, just like the Happy Hotelier..) and I have to agree with David, this an LC3. An LC3.24 to be exact.
This chair comes with the
Provenance material and rental agree men from Apple, it’s the real deal Apple fans….
The LC3 Grand Confort Chair is one of the most iconic pieces of modern furniture design. Created in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand, the chair combines a visible tubular steel frame with generously padded cushions, creating a perfect balance of comfort and elegance. Its timeless design, clean lines, and exceptional comfort have made the LC3 a symbol of modern luxury and a classic in contemporary interiors