LC17 , Portemanteau

The LC17 Portemanteau by Cassina, originally designed by Le Corbusier, is a coat stand that embodies minimalist elegance and functionality. First created for Le Corbusier’s iconic Cabanon on the Côte d’Azur in 1951, this re-issued version follows the 1957 design used in the Unités de Camping near the Cabanon. Reflecting the vibrant color palette and compact practicality inspired by cruise-ship cabins, the LC17 Portemanteau offers a distinct blend of form and function. Crafted with an oak base, this coat stand features mushroom-shaped hooks at various heights, carefully placed according to Le Corbusier’s Modulor system, which celebrates human-centered design principles. With its multi-hued accents and refined structure, the LC17 Portemanteau is not only a functional piece but also a homage to Le Corbusier’s visionary approach to space and design. It’s a perfect addition for those who appreciate modernist classics with a touch of vibrant character in their interior spaces.