4 Chaise Longue À Réglage Continu by Cassina
Among the all-time Cassina best-sellers, the Chaise longue à reglage continu is the quintessential chaise longue. Designed in 1928, it was based on a study of restful seating and epitomizes the concept of relaxation. It demonstrates the desire of the three authors to place the individual at the centre of their design project, expressing the absolute dovetailing of form and function by achieving the perfect balance between design purity and user comfort. The recliner’s stability, at any angle of inclination, is ensured through friction with the rubber tubes that sheathe the crosspieces on the base. This model has now been brought back in an all-black version, with black structure, recliner and upholstery.
Chaise-longue with adjustable polished chrome-plated or matte black enamel steel frame.
Designed by: Le Corbusier
Manufactured by: Cassina
Year of production: 1965
Year of drawing: 1928
- CategoryChaise Lounge
- RangeCassina
- BrandCassina
- DesignerLe Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand
- Year1965
- ponyskin or cowskin (black leather headrest)
- leather (headrest in black leather or in the same colour as the mat)
- special beige canvas (natural, dark brown or black headrest and footrest).
- Headrest with polyester padding.
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With over 30 years of experience in dealing with the international furniture and interior fit-out supply sector, Alan and Jeanne Bertenshaw, the co-owners of Matisse, have forged a reputation unique in New Zealand with the world’s leading manufacturers and designers of quality contemporary furniture for the home and office as well as kitchens, wardrobes, and bathrooms.
In order to maintain our world-class reputation, Matisse is committed to only working with manufacturers that produce an all-encompassing level of quality and superior design, providing the highest levels of comfort and unmatched durability over time.
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