FLORENCE KNOLL 1917

FLORENCE KNOLL 1917

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FLAVIO COFFEE TABLE
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FLAVIO COFFEE TABLE

Coffee table with glass top and steel legs

465€ (VAT included)
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Variable measures Delivery Time: 2-3 Weeks FLAVIO Coffee Table IBFOR, with chromed metal square or rectangular section base and 12 mm thick transparent float glass top.
FLAVIO COFFEE TABLE
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FLAVIO COFFEE TABLE

Coffee table with wooden top and steel legs

390€ (VAT included)
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Delivery Time: 2-3 Weeks FlAVIO coffee table, with square or rectangular section base in chromed metal and wooden top.
FIRENZE ARMCHAIR
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FIRENZE ARMCHAIR

Armchair covered in leather, velvet or fabric, with metal base

922€ (VAT included)
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81 x 81 x H. 76 cm Lead Time: 2-3 Weeks Modern style FIRENZE IBFOR armchair, with solid wood frame upholstered in feather and covered in leather or fabric.
FIRENZE SOFA
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FIRENZE SOFA

Linear sofa covered in leather, velvet or fabric, metal base

1151€ (VAT included)
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158 x 81 x H. 76 cm Delivery Time: 2-3 Weeks Modern style 2 seater sofa FIRENZE IBFOR, with aluminum base and wooden frame padded with foam rubber. The seat and back cushions are padded and attached to the body with Velcro. The covering can be in leather or fabric.

Famous for its contemporary-style furniture projects, Florence Knoll has had great success thanks to its minimalist and interactive style. Born in Saginaw, Michigan in 1917, Knoll graduated from Kingswood School before studying at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. In 1941, the American designer was influenced by the leaders of the modern Bauhaus movement.
Florence Knoll firmly believed that architects should contribute with their design skills, evident in all of his projects. The American interpretation of Knoll and the minimalism created by furniture that have become icons of the design of the twentieth century.
The interior of the CBS Palace in New York City represents one of its crowning projects, and other Knoll branded furniture have been exhibited on numerous occasions at MoMA. In 2002, the American designer was awarded with the prestigious National Artistic Medal, the award for being one of the most important designers of his generation.