In the 1960s, Warren Platner transformed steel wire into a sculptural furniture collection, creating what is now considered a design icon of the modern era.
The Platner collection includes lounge chair, arm chair and stool.
A simple profile, clean lines and meticulous attention to detail have made Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s 1930 Brno chair an icon of 20th-century design.
Classic KnollStudio design, produced to Mies’ original specifications. An elegant alternative to wooden side chairs. Ideal for conference rooms KnollStudio logo and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s signature are stamped under arm. Available with or without arm pads.
Pollack from Knoll Studio
Charles Pollock’s 1965 executive chair, now considered one of Knoll’s most memorable designs, features an aluminum rim that supports the chair both structurally and visually.
*Outer shell: integrally colored, black textured polypropylene
*Frame: extruded aluminum with polished, satin or black anodized finish
*Arms: seamless, black phenolic plastic
*Tablet arm: fold-away tablet with black plastic laminate writing surface and vinyl edge molding (for right-handed application only)
*Steel support plate welded to frame spans width of seat cushion
*Column cover: polypropylene on pneumatic seat height models; steel with epoxy finish on mechanical seat height models
*Five-star base with black epoxy finish, with either black or polished stainless steel top caps
*Base: steel armature with epoxy finish; polished stainless or black epoxy finish on mechanical seat height models.
Joseph Paul D’Urso represents the pinnacle of interior design, delivering a modern twist for the contract and residential marketplace with his Collection of lounge chairs and sofas for KnollStudio.
Features
Adjustable seat height is operated with a low profile lever, flush mounted on the underside of the Swivel Lounge. KnollStudio logo and designers signature are located on underside of chair.
Dimensions
Swivel Lounge is 32” W x 30” D x 25 ¾” minimum height and 28 ¾” maximum height with a 17” minimum seat height and 20” maximum seat height.
Construction
Constructed of solid wood and bent laminate plywood. Urethane foam with polyester top layer wraps interior frame and a fully upholstered panel surrounds chair.
Finishes
Base available in polished aluminum or powder coat paint in black and white.
Cushion
Urethane foam with polyester fiber wrap. Single needle top stitch detail.
Upholstery
Available in a wide range of KnollTextiles.
Tulip Chair from Knoll Studio
Designed as an exercise in clarifying form, Eero Saarinen’s Tulip chair sets new standards for modern design.
*Available with or without arms.
*Available with swivel action or fixed position.
*Base is a cast aluminum, rilsan coated finish.
*Shell is molded fiberglass with a reinforced, plastic bonded finish.
*Upholstered foam cushion is removable, with zippered cover and Velcro fastening.
*Base and shell finishes available in White, Black or Platinum.
Four Seasons Stool from Knoll Studio
The Four Seasons Barstool was designed in 1958 by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe exclusively for the Four Seasons Restaurant in New York City and has never been mass produced.
*KnollStudio logo and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s signature stamped into the frame.
*Barstool is 17” W x 17” D x 30” H.
*Frame is chrome-plated solid steel.
*Seat is a foam cushion over plywood form.
Innovative, comfortable and strikingly handsome, Harry Bertoia’s side chair’s delicate filigree appearance belies its strength and durability.
*Side chair available with full cover, unupholstered or with a replaceable seat cushion and back pad.
*Full covers are stretched over wire seat basket and attached to seat basket with hooks.
*Seat cushions and back pads are secured to the chair with domed metal lock snaps and have fabric edges.
*Frame is welded steel with rods of chrome polish or powder-coated paint, available in a variety of color finishes.
*Also available in a barstool.
Albini Desk from Knoll Studio
With glass, chrome-plated steel and painted wood, Franco Albini’s 1958 floating pedestal desk demonstrates a commitment to both modernism and traditional artisanship by utilizing raw materials.
*Created by one of the first European designers commissioned to work for Knoll.
*Two-drawer pedestal available in ebonized oak or white lacquer.
*Top is 1⁄2″ polished plate glass.
*Two-drawer “floating” wood pedestal.
*Rear open shelf for magazines or small books.
*Frame and legs in square steel tube with chrome finish.
Jamaica Stool from Knoll Studio
Pepe Cortès’ 1993 Jamaica barstool features a cast aluminum seat sculpted to fit the body and a polished, tubular metal frame that is exceptionally sturdy and lightweight.
Versatile for hospitality, breakout areas and residential applications (for indoor use only). Constructed of anodized cast aluminum. Base is chrome-plated steel with plastic glides Glides on aluminum stool version are 100 percent recyclable Contoured seat swivels 360°. Available in bar and counter height. Anodized cast aluminum is recommended for high-usage areas. Available in three height options: bar-height, counter-height and low stool.
Womb from Knoll Studio
Eero Saarinen’s 1948 Womb chair, made exclusively for Knoll, displays the Finnish-born designer’s flair for challenging rules, breaking molds and setting new standards for modern design.
The Womb chair is available in three sizes: standard, medium and small. The standard and medium size have an accompanying ottoman.
