Le Corbusier was a Swiss-French architect, designer and theorist
and one of the most influential figures of modern architecture
and twentieth-century design.
His work explored new relationships between architecture,
furniture, proportion and industrial production, promoting a
radical vision of modern living based on functionality,
standardization and spatial clarity.
Alongside his architectural work, he developed a series of
iconic furniture pieces that became central references in the
history of modern design.
