Cassina LC-10 Coffee Table by Le Corbusier – Rare Light Blue Glass Edition
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This Cassina LC-10 coffee table is a true icon of modern design, created in collaboration with Le Corbusier and produced by Cassina, one of Italy’s most influential design houses. Founded in 1927 in Meda,
Cassina helped shape the future of industrial design in the 1950s by working with legendary designers such as Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Gerrit Rietveld.
These masters, known as the Cassina I Maestri, defined an era of timeless furniture that remains relevant today.
The LC-10 series is celebrated for its architectural clarity, precision, and refined minimalism.
This particular 70×70 cm table stands out due to its exceptionally rare glass top with a subtle light blue haze, a detail that adds depth, elegance, and exclusivity.
The clean lines and balanced proportions make it a powerful yet understated centerpiece, perfectly suited for both contemporary and classic interiors.
More than a table, this piece is a statement of taste, heritage, and design intelligence.
This ia a set off 2 table.
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