Bench LE CORBUSIER COLORS

Bench – seat from the collection ‘Le Corbusier Colors 2024’ is a modern utility furniture of expressive sculptural form, designed by Catherine Jasik. The design combines a soft, upholstered seat with a dynamic composition of colored cylindrical legs, creating an object on the boundary of design and utility art.

The inspiration for the collection was the iconic colour palette developed by Le Corbusiera, one of the most important architects of modernism. The colours used refer to the “Polychromy Architecturale” system, which is still a design tool in architecture and interior design. Thanks to this, the bench perfectly fits into modern, modern and artistic spaces.

The soft seat was made of Velour fabric of the highest quality, providing comfort of use and elegant, luxurious appearance. Stable design based on massive cylindrical supports gives the furniture the character of the sculpture, while maintaining full functionality.

The bench will be great in living room, lobby, bedroom, commercial spaces, galleries, hotels and modern apartments, being a strong aesthetic accent and an element building the identity of the interior.

Dimensions

• Length: 150 cm

• Depth: 45 cm

• Height: 45 cm

Materials

• Blanket: high quality velour fabric

• Construction: stable base based on cylindrical supports

• Nature: upholstery furniture, decorative and usable

About the collection "Le Corbusier Colors 2024"

The collection is inspired by the colour palette created by Le Corbusiera (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris) – one of the most influential architects of the 20th century. The color system, developed in 1931, includes 63 carefully selected colours, designed to harmonize in architectural space.

Le Corbusier was not only an architect, but also a furniture designer, urban planner and painter. His achievements include: Villa Savoye, Cité Radieuse in Marseille or a chapel in Ronchamp – it still shapes the way of thinking about modern space and design functions. The collection of Catherine Jasik interprets his ideas in modern, soft, upholstered form of utility furniture.