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So, you're selling LC-copies, great! :( Regarding, the original is about 6x the price. It's the peoples choice if they want to buy copies, that last a few years or something, that lasts a lifetime.. I'm glad I have the Cassina for almost 39 years now.
The right reproductions last just as long as the originals, and in spirit they're closer to the intention of the Bauhaus than disgusting luxury companies like Knoll or Cassina. But sure, be proud of your status symbol. That is all it is to you anyway.
After the man sat on the sofa the middle cushion remained crushed. I had a modern couch in the aniline leather and it was beautiful brand new. 2 months later it was heavily wrinkled and crushed out of shape. Garbage, works of art never meant to be sat on.
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Love these chairs
in the LC2 of the maxell advert of the early 80s, the bottom cushion must have been removed; jac colello was truly slouched
Wow, I didn't know Lily Reach was also involved in the creation of this chair! I got my replica from Barcelona Designs and so far I've loved the quality of it! Thank you so much for sharing this information!
Jennifer,you are pretty!
Great vid
Buy LC2 sofa from China furniture factory only need $219-$1010. www.gzhuayu.com.cn/productshow.php?cid=36&id=287
whats with all the lumps on the front of the arms and the buttons on the back of the back cushion are nowhere near straight. how can these chairs be compared to such good quality furniture like the originals
It's disappointing that the interview is fairly shallow in terms of design history. “What makes this piece so iconic?” “Her focus was on aesthetic beauty, but not giving up on durability and functionality”. That ... is not really specific.