LC3 Armchair

Regular price $495
Sale price $495 Regular price $10,000
The History Seat

An armchair that reshaped the language of modern design. Introduced in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand, it broke convention by exposing the tubular steel frame, turning structure into ornament. The cube-like composition creates a precise balance of hard edges and generous cushions—a study in industrial rigor and human comfort.

27.2"H × 27.5"D × 35.8"W; Seat Height: 15.4"; Seat Depth: 20.1"

Materials

Polished Tubular Steel Frame
Durable steel frame with a polished finish, providing structural clarity and architectural definition.

High-Resilience Foam Cushions
Supportive foam filling that maintains shape while delivering lasting comfort.

Leather Upholstery
Supple leather chosen for durability and a refined hand, complementing the steel frame with soft texture.

Design

This armchair embodies modernist ideals of geometry and function.

• Exposed steel frame outlines the entire form.
• Cube-like silhouette offers strict proportional clarity.
• Oversized cushions provide depth and comfort.
• Scaled for both residential and professional settings

Care

• Dust frame with a soft, dry cloth.
• Wipe leather with a damp cloth; blot spills immediately.
• Use leather conditioner periodically to preserve suppleness.
• Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading or drying.

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Geometric Precision

Its cube-like silhouette—strict rectangles and perfect proportions—reflects modernist ideals of clarity, rationality, and order.

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Exposed Frame

Tubular steel sits outside the cushions, turning structure into the main visual feature.

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Adaptable Form

Its clean proportions suit homes, offices, and public spaces alike.

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Hard–Soft Contrast

Industrial steel pairs with plush cushions for a striking material interplay.

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Manufactured In

Foshan, China

Production Time

7 days

Transit Time

2 – 3 Weeks

Total Time To Arrival

6-10 Weeks from order

Skip the brand tax

This LC3 Armchair was inspired by Corbusier Armchair. A branded version costs $10,000. Our version, made by world-class factories with comparable specifications costs $495.

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The Essential

Exposed tubular steel frame
Geometric, cube-like silhouette
Oversized leather cushions
Compact yet architectural scale

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The Others

Exposed tubular steel frame
Geometric, cube-like silhouette
Oversized leather cushions
Compact yet architectural scale

Questions About The LC3 Armchair

How long until I receive my order?

The LC3 Armchair arrives approximately 6-10 Weeks from the day of order.

Our products take longer to arrive than most others on the internet. But there's a good reason why. Most of our pieces are made to order and ship directly from the source. We don’t keep warehouses or carry excess inventory. This is how we cut costs and pass thousands in savings back to you. But it also means you have to wait a bit longer.

What is your return policy

The LC3 Armchair can be returned Made-to-order, no returns accepted after receiving the order if the product is damaged or unusable.

Our products are made to order. So we cannot offer returns for changes in preference. But we always do what we can to make it right.

To be returned, products need to be completely unused and still in their original packaging.

How can I track my order?

The LC3 Armchair ships within 7 days of order placement.

Once your order has been shipped, you will receive an email with tracking details, allowing you to monitor its progress. Simply use the provided tracking information on our delivery partner’s website to stay updated on your shipment.

I have another question

Visit our main FAQs here or contact us at care@theessential.com

Judge us by our looks

Our packaging is safe, simple, and proudly no frills. We don't think it makes sense to pay for things you throw away immediately.

That's why the LC3 Armchair ships in the same protective packaging the manufacturer uses, covered in functional stickers and foreign stamps showing the journey it's been on.

We don't hide it and wear it as a badge of honor for the places our products have been and the people who made them.