Cassina Capitol Complex PRO Armchair

Cassina Pro Capitol Complex armchair  is an iconic piece that pays homage to the architectural work of Pierre Jeanneret in India. It is situated within the remarkable context of Le Corbusier's extraordinary accomplishments at the Capitol Complex in Chandigarh between 1951 and 1956. The armchair reflects the compositional framework of the Capitol Complex furniture, which is characterized by its distinctive V-shaped supports.
The padding of the armchair almost entirely envelops the armrests, creating a geometric contour that, together with the seat and backrest cushions, embodies the concept of immediate comfort while maintaining an elegant and simple aesthetic. The Cassina re-edition of the armchair includes three versions: the historic version in teak, as well as two additional versions in natural oak or with a stained black finish.
These variations make excellent additions to any contract project, such as executive offices, lobbies, and lounge areas. The Capitol Complex armchair serves as a tribute to the architectural legacy of Pierre Jeanneret and the visionary work of Le Corbusier, offering a blend of historical significance, comfort, and timeless design.