LC17 Coat Rack, Camping Unit, Roquebrune-Cap-Martint – Cassina
The Cassina re-edition introduces the design coat rack by Le Corbusier, coordinated with the polychromy of minimal spaces like that found in the comfort of a cruise cabin.
The piece is made of solid oak with knobs like mushroom-caps spaced at different heights, based on the Modulor scale of proportions.
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Designed by
Le Corbusier
This coat-rack was originally created by Le Corbusier for the Cabanon, a summer-house on the Cote d’Azur that he designed in 1951 as a birthday present for Yvonne, his wife. This re-issue by Cassina is based on the 1957 version, which had been made for the Unités de Camping, which was next to the Cabanon. In line with the bright colours used for these minimal spaces, keyed on the compact comfort offered by a cruise-ship cabin, the coat-rack too was multi- hued. The base is made of oak, while the hooks are mushroom-shaped, and are placed at varying heights, based on the criteria established in the Modulor.
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