The LC4-inspired Chaise Longue is modernism's "relaxing machine": the legendary 1920s recliner whose floating cradle glides freely on its base, adjusting from upright rest to full recline by simple shift of weight.
Inspired by the iconic original, the design remains furniture's most elegant piece of engineering — a curved frame following the body's reclining line, a padded sling with neck roll, and a stance calibrated so the sitter, not a mechanism, sets the angle.
Quality steelwork and fine upholstery deliver the exacting construction the icon demands.
Give it open floor and side-on sightlines — the profile is the point — with a reading lamp within reach. A century old; still the most sophisticated way to lie down.