Knoll Sofas

Knoll Armchair

'The Retro Europe Knoll Armchair'

PRICE - QUALITY - SERVICE

100% Premium Italian Aniline Leather
2 years Guarantee
Delivered in 7 working days
In stock - Buy Today

Price:	€499.99
Shipping:	€79.99
Availbilty:	In Stock
Quantity:

Colour:

Description
Materials
Dimensions
Designer Information

The Knoll sofa and armchair was designed by US designer Florence Knoll (1917-present) who created what she modestly called the ""fill-in pieces that no one else wants to do."

Finished in fine top grade Italian leather, on a solid frame this 1954 Knoll Sofa Lounge Collection inspired by Florence Knoll is retro reproduction classic, cool and commanding modern designer piece with wonderful mineralisation and beautiful lines.

The Florence Knoll range is made to the highest standards inspired and influenced by Le Corbusier. The Knoll Collection complies with all Europe fire regulations & has a 2 year manufacturers guarantee. The Knoll armchair and sofa are the perfect choice for both office reception areas or enhancing your home interior.

Quality and Affordability from the Knoll Collection of chairs and sofas are available from stock in black or white Italian leather, any alternative colours of your choice are available to order.

100% - Italian Leather.

Knoll Armchair Dimensions : 80x80x80cm

Florence Knoll Bassett (born May 24, 1917) is an American architect and furniture designer who studied under Mies van der Rohe and Eliel Saarinen. She was born in Saginaw, Michigan as Florence Schust and is known in familiar circles simply as "Shu". She graduated from Kingswood School at the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan in 1934. She briefly worked with leaders of the Bauhaus movement, including Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer and Wallace K. Harrison.

In the 1950's Florence Knoll's work was often displayed at the Museum of Modern Art's "Good Design" exhibits. Although Knoll did a great deal of residential work, the International Style she worked in was specially in successful corporate offices.

Knoll's vision for the new office was clean and uncluttered, and the corporate boom of the 1960's provided the perfect opportunity for her to change the way people looked at work in their offices. Her open plan layouts created clean, uncluttered spaces a perfect venue for her furniture. Companies like H. J. Heinz, CBS, and Connecticut General Life Insurance all embraced this new way of organizing business space.

Ref: 77