LC10-P Table
Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret — Cassina, Italy (licensed production)
A glass top, straight frame and slim legs make the LC10-P a clearly readable table structure.
A collaborative furniture design
Associated with Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, the table belongs to their furniture work of the late 1920s. Its transparent top exposes the supporting frame.
Lines beneath the surface
Legs and rails divide the space under the glass. Different sizes and heights support different uses; the model name alone does not identify the right coffee, dining or work table.
Use transparency deliberately
The floor or rug remains visible through the top and becomes part of the composition. Avoid crowding the frame with surrounding chair legs. Consider dimensions, edges and cleaning alongside the visual lightness.
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