LC11-P Table pieds corolle

Overview

The 11 Table pieds corolle, plateau bois is a rectangular table with a walnut top on grey cast iron bases, credited to Le Corbusier alongside Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand. The sheet dates the design to 1934 and Cassina's production to 1985, after an adaptation by Charlotte Perriand. The drawing on the sheet is 220 cm long, 80 cm deep and 72 cm high.

Construction

The page lists a base in grey cast iron with circular feet and a top in natural walnut with a natural matte lacquer finish. The product sheet describes a steel plate cross-piece frame, tubular steel legs and round cast iron bases painted grey, and a particleboard top with edges and slats in solid walnut over an MDF underpanel in matte white lacquer.

Specifications

• Dimensions (drawing 011 4G): 220 x 80 x 72 cm
• Base: grey cast iron with circular feet, resting on felt pads
• Top: walnut, matte finish

From the 1934 apartment table

According to Cassina's product sheet, the table is an adaptation by Charlotte Perriand of the 1934 table that Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret designed for Le Corbusier's Paris apartment.

In production since 1985

Cassina brought the wood-topped version into its range in 1985, after Perriand's adaptation, which the sheet dates to 1984. On the page the table's sculptural quality makes it a refined and flexible piece that fits both traditional rooms and new contemporary ones.