Le Corbusier LC2 Replica – Armchairs and Two-Seater Sofas

Choose Your LC2 Le Corbusier Replica

Depth and height are the same across the range, so you are really choosing a width and a colour.

Piece	Leather	Seats	Size (W × D × H)	Weight	Delivery to UK, CH, NO	View
LC2 armchair	Black	1	77 × 70 × 68 cm	20 kg	Yes	LC2 armchair in black
LC2 armchair	Dark brown	1	77 × 70 × 68 cm	20 kg	Yes	Dark brown LC2 armchair
LC2 two-seater	Black	2	130 × 70 × 68 cm	36 kg	No (EU only)	Black LC2 two-seater
LC2 two-seater	Dark brown	2	130 × 70 × 68 cm	36 kg	No (EU only)	Dark brown LC2 two-seater

Delivery note: we deliver the LC2 armchairs to every country we serve, including the UK, Switzerland and Norway, but the LC2 two-seaters go to EU addresses only because of their size and weight.

What Our LC2 Le Corbusier Chairs Have in Common

Every piece has a polished #304 stainless steel tube frame, stainless all the way through rather than chrome-plated. The cushions are faced in real leather where you sit and lean, and each has a down-feather layer over its core. Nothing fixes them to the frame, so they lift out for plumping.

LC2 Armchairs

Four cushions, 20 kg, and an upright seat for one. It suits a reading corner or a pair facing each other across a low table, and it is the LC2 to choose if you live in the UK, Switzerland or Norway.

LC2 Sofas

Six cushions, 36 kg, with a seat and back cushion for each person plus one on each arm. It arrives in one 132 cm box, so read the door and stair checks on the black LC2 two-seater page before you order.

Where the LC2 Works Best

In a lecture in Buenos Aires in October 1929, Le Corbusier argued that each chair should suit the way you sit for a task. The V&A’s collection notes describe the Grand Confort as the chair for reading and conversation, and the chaise longue as the one for lying back.

So place an LC2 where people sit up and talk: a living-room seating group, a reading corner, a consulting room or a reception area. To stretch out, add an LC4 chaise longue. The LC2 arm has no flat top for a cup, so a small E1027 side table beside the armchair is useful.

Le Corbusier LC2 Grand Confort: What the Name Means

Fauteuil Grand Confort means “great comfort armchair”. The Le Corbusier LC2 and LC3 are the small and large sizes of that family: the LC2 narrower and more upright, the LC3 wider and lower (see how the two differ). Some shops call the LC2 “Petit Confort”, which is a nickname for the same chair, not a separate model.

The design came out of Le Corbusier’s Paris studio in 1928, where Perriand led the furniture work. According to the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Zurich interior designer Heidi Weber had it made in series for the first time in 1959. Read more about Le Corbusier, Perriand and Jeanneret.

Why Buy Your LC2 From Sederica

If you are comparing every LC2 chair for sale in Europe, these are the details worth checking:

• Stainless steel, named. Our frames are #304 stainless steel, and every LC2 page says so.
• Honest cushion counts. Four on the armchair, six on the two-seater.
• Delivery limits stated up front. You know before checkout which pieces reach the UK, Switzerland and Norway.
• Shipped from inside Europe. Every replica LC2 Le Corbusier piece leaves our EU warehouse with our 2-year written warranty.

At Sederica we make replicas and say so plainly. Our guide to replicas and reproductions explains how we use those words.

Le Corbusier LC2: Questions Before You Choose

Which LC2 should I choose: armchair or two-seater, black or dark brown?

• Seating for one, or an address in the UK, Switzerland or Norway: an armchair.
• Two people side by side, with an EU address: a two-seater.
• A room of white, grey, glass or black metal: black, as on the LC2 armchair in black or the black LC2 two-seater.
• Wood floors and warm colours: dark brown, as on the dark brown LC2 armchair or the dark brown LC2 two-seater.

Can I build a matching LC2 set from the armchair and the two-seater?

Yes. Each piece is sold on its own, but they use the same frame and leather, so they read as one LC2 set. A two-seater with one armchair seats three, and a second armchair takes you to four. Order everything together in one colour, so the leather comes from the same production batch and the shade matches as closely as possible.

Which LC2 pieces can be delivered to the UK, Switzerland and Norway?

Only the armchairs, in black or dark brown. The two-seaters are too large and heavy for those routes, so we send them to EU addresses only.

Do the LC2 armchair and two-seater line up in height and depth?

Yes. Both are 70 cm deep and 68 cm high, so the backs and arm rails sit level side by side or facing each other. The LC2 sofa dimensions are 130 × 70 × 68 cm and 36 kg, against 77 × 70 × 68 cm and 20 kg for the armchair.

How is the LC2 different from the Barcelona chair?

Both are steel-and-leather modernist chairs from the late 1920s. The LC2 (1928) is an upright cube, with a tubular steel frame around loose, boxy cushions. The Barcelona chair (1929), by Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, stands on a crossed X-shaped frame with buttoned cushions and leans you further back, as you can see on our Barcelona single chair range.

Compare the four LC2 pieces at the top of this page and open any of them for full measurements and care advice. You can also browse our designer chair sale or the full designer furniture range.

Every LC2 piece we sell is a Le Corbusier-style replica made for Sederica. See our Legal Disclaimer for terms.