Issue 04 features Fauteuil Grand Confort by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand. The greatness of the Grand Confort lies not simply in “comfort.” When it first appeared in 1928, it embodied a radical new idea—“a chair is a machine for sitting”—and introduced an innovative image using tubular steel, a cutting-edge material at the time. Its form borrows vertical and horizontal elements, modular concepts, and pilotis often seen in Le Corbusier’s architecture, reminding us of his words that a chair is also architecture. In other words, the Grand Confort is a masterpiece where pure machine-like form, disciplined structural order, and their interconnections come together to create a profound beauty. Inside Issue 04 🔸 Stories of design lovers around the world—including architect Piero Lissoni, Japanese actress Kyoka Suzuki, and mk2 CEO Lee Jong-myeong—who own the Grand Confort 🔸 An interview with Cassina CEO Luca Fuso and a look into the production process 🔸 Conversations with Cassina art director Patricia Urquiola and modernist master Mario Botta, a disciple of Le Corbusier 🔸 Grand Confort within Le Corbusier’s buildings such as Maison La Roche and the Pavillon Le Corbusier in Zurich 🔸 “Chairs of Architects” featuring nine architects and the pieces they personally own 🔸 Creators who bring architecture into sound, movement, cake, and books Published by Grandeclip, Magazine C is a documentary magazine on iconic chairs—selecting one chair each issue to explore design and lifestyle around it—built on the brand legacy of Magazine B (@magazine.b).