The Chandigarh Chair is one of the most iconic furniture pieces of the 20th century, originally designed by Pierre Jeanneret in the 1950s for the modernist city of Chandigarh, India — a project led by his cousin and renowned architect Le Corbusier. Known for its bold V-shaped legs, hand-woven cane work, and minimal elegance, the chair became a symbol of utilitarian beauty and architectural vision.

Our Teak Edition is a respectful reproduction of this masterpiece, handcrafted in solid teak wood with natural cane, staying true to the proportions, joinery, and essence of the original.

As the original design is now in the public domain, we are proud to revive this timeless form under our Icons Collection, making it accessible to a new generation of design lovers.