Cassina LC16 PRO Desk

Cassina Pro LC16 desk, designed by Le Corbusier, is reissued by Cassina in close collaboration with the Fondation Le Corbusier, while maintaining the utmost respect for its original design. This desk was created in 1957 as an everyday desk for children's rooms at the Unités d'Habitation in Nantes-Rezé, France. Previously part of the residential collection, it now returns in a larger version as part of the Cassina Pro Collection to meet the demands of contemporary workplaces. The structure is made of natural oak and can be paired with a matching top for a monochromatic version. Alternatively, it can be paired, as in the original design, with a glossy red lacquer finish top. In addition to the LC16 desk, Cassina introduces an open cabinet with attached shelves, also available in a version equipped with integrated power for enhanced functionality. Like all pieces in the Cassina iMaestri Collection, the desk bears the collection logo, Le Corbusier's signature, and a serial number that matches its ID card, ensuring its authenticity.