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10 years warranty
Warranty Info
One of the reasons you might be shopping with us is that you recognise the superior quality of our pieces. And just as we want our furniture to be the best you can find, we want our promise to you to be equally superior. That’s why, while most furniture manufacturers only offer a 1 year warranty, we offer a 10 year warranty. Please go to https://interioricons.com/pages/terms to read the full warranty policy.
RETURNS
Free 30-day returns
Returns Info
We offer free 30-day returns to customers in the 48 contiguous United States. We created this policy as part of our ongoing effort to provide a hassle-free shopping experience, enabling you to transform your living space into your own personal showroom, and try your favorite design in the comfort of your own home before making a long-term commitment. Please note that not all products are eligible for free returns. To see whether a product is eligible go to the product details section of the product page.
FINANCE
Buy now, pay later with 0% APR
Finance Info
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The Finer Details
Product Description
Devilishly handsome and elegant enough for even the most stylish of spaces, our two-seater sofa is an integral part of our Corbusier collection. First introduced in 1928 as a modern spin on the traditional club chair, this stunning piece of functional art features a tubular construction and is crafted from only the finest material to ensure its longevity. We invite you to pair it with our coordinating three-seater sofa, available separately.
This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties. We do not claim any rights on any third party trademarks.
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: H26.8 in x W51.2 in x D27.6 in
- Product Weight: 79.4 lbs
- Material: Premium Aniline Italian leather
- SKU: 1106
- Base Material: Polished #304 grade stainless steel
- Number of Seats: 2
- Seat Height: 17.3 in
- Seat Depth: 21.3 in
- Seat Width: 20 in of each cushion
- Frame Construction: The cushions are removable and supported by a web matrix suspended between the steelwork
- Assembly Requirements: None required, it comes fully assembled
- Packaging Dimensions: (88.2 lbs): 27.6 in x 52.8 in x 29.1 in
- No. of Cartons: 1
- Free Return Shipping: No

Elevate your space
Sophisticated enough for style-conscious homes or businesses, our Petit Modele two-seater sofa is sure to make a statement in any space it graces.

Comfort meets elegance
Despite its undeniable elegance, our Petit Modele Two-Seater Sofa provides a cozy place to land. Constructed for comfort, the padded upholstery offers added cushioning and luxury.

Intended for long-term use
Designed with longevity in mind, this two-seater sofa is handcrafted by skilled artisans who meticulously construct each and every sofa using only the finest materials.
Interior Icons vs Traditional Retail
By cutting out the middle men and traditional 200-400% markup, we’re able to offer you beautiful, lasting designer furniture at exceptional value.
Le Corbusier
Celebrated for his prolific multi-decade career in architecture, art, and furniture design, Le Corbusier is widely known for his many contributions throughout the 20th century. Born in Switzerland in 1887 as Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, Le Corbusier began investing his time learning to enamel and engrave watch faces at the age of 13; these processes happened to be his father’s specialty.
The designer went on to develop a unique vision for innovation in urban areas, effortlessly replacing traditional designs with revolutionary architectural contributions. He was intent on redefining architecture to meet the needs of city dwellers in the new technological age. In 1923, he eloquently described his drive to facilitate change in the world of design, stating “Modern life demands, and is waiting for, a new kind of plan, both for the house and the city.”
When Le Corbusier was just 18, he built a home for one of his teachers. Not long after, he relocated to Paris to study under pioneering architect, Auguste Perret. Here, Le Corbusier learned to work with reinforced steel and concrete.
Over the next several years, the designer immersed himself in various design practices. In Berlin, he learned everything there was to know about machine design and industrial processes from German architect, Peter Behrens. Later, in 1917, he developed the Purism painting concept alongside French painter, Amédée Ozenfant. He went on to write many books, and he collaborated with fellow designers to create innovative and eye-catching furniture pieces.
Along with his cousin, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand, Le Corbusier designed stunningly sleek seating solutions in which he utilized tubular steel and natural hide. In addition to his many offerings to urban spaces, Le Corbusier’s contributions include a plethora of interior designs and modern art pieces.
Sadly, the designer’s life ended tragically in 1965 while he was swimming in the Mediterranean Sea. Still, his legacy lives on through his beautifully unique, iconic designs.
