F. Knoll Relax Sofa, 1954
Florence Knoll Relax three seater sofa by Florence Knoll for Knoll.
This collection was initially designed by Florence Knoll for herself and also includes a lounge chair and a two-seater sofa.
The Classic version provides a more upright seating whereas the new Relax (here) has a slightly deeper seat and more padded cushions.
The foam embedding the metal frame contributes to this extra comfort.
The Knoll Studio logo and Florence Knoll's signature are stamped into base of each frame, to guarantee authenticity.
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Description
Florence Knoll Relax three seater sofa by Florence Knoll for Knoll.
This collection was initially designed by Florence Knoll for herself and also includes a lounge chair and a two-seater sofa.
The Classic version provides a more upright seating whereas the new Relax (here) has a slightly deeper seat and more padded cushions.
The foam embedding the metal frame contributes to this extra comfort.
The Knoll Studio logo and Florence Knoll's signature are stamped into base of each frame, to guarantee authenticity.
Dimensions
230w x 88d x 80cmh
Materials
Metal structure embedded in polyurethane foam.
Exposed metal frame and legs. Heavy gauge tubular steel in polished chrome and painted finish.
Seat suspension with variable density foam. Seat and back cushions with variable density foam welted and button tufted.
Seat and back cushions are 'quilted' with buttons for the version in leather and without buttons for the upholstered version with fabrics.
Please note: When upholstered in Eva fabric collection, there will be a lead time of 12-14 weeks.
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Knoll specialises in workplace furnishings that inspire, evolve and endure.
Their commitment to innovation and modern design has yielded a comprehensive portfolio of office systems, seating, files and storage, tables and desks, wood casegoods, textiles and accessories. Their products have been exhibited in major art museums, with more than 40 pieces in the permanent Design Collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York.
