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Design by Charles Pfister, 1971.
By Knoll. The Pfister Petite Lounge Chair was designed as part of Charles Pfister's namesake modular Lounge Seating Collection in 1971. The clean-lined design offers both long-term flexibility and an enduring, highly versatile aesthetic. The Petite Lounge features slim lines with ample seating in a smaller silhouette and is offered with an optional Tablet Arm for the left or right arm of the chair. The black phenolic rectangular tablet measures 10" x 14" and swivels 360° on a post and socket mechanism, providing a side table surface that is up close and personal. This lounge chair is constructed in sections with a combination plywood/hardwood seat and back with sagless webbing in the back. Cushion fill is a polyester fiber wrap over a foam core for a tight, tailored aesthetic. The Collection also includes a Petite Settee, Petite Sofa and Petite Ottoman, sold separately.
By Knoll. The Pfister Petite Lounge Chair was designed as part of Charles Pfister's namesake modular Lounge Seating Collection in 1971. The clean-lined design offers both long-term flexibility and an enduring, highly versatile aesthetic. The Petite Lounge features slim lines with ample seating in a smaller silhouette and is offered with an optional Tablet Arm for the left or right arm of the chair. The black phenolic rectangular tablet measures 10" x 14" and swivels 360° on a post and socket mechanism, providing a side table surface that is up close and personal. This lounge chair is constructed in sections with a combination plywood/hardwood seat and back with sagless webbing in the back. Cushion fill is a polyester fiber wrap over a foam core for a tight, tailored aesthetic. The Collection also includes a Petite Settee, Petite Sofa and Petite Ottoman, sold separately.
Pfister Petite Lounge Chair with Optional Tablet Arm
Design by Charles Pfister, 1971.
By Knoll. The Pfister Petite Lounge Chair was designed as part of Charles Pfister's namesake modular Lounge Seating Collection in 1971. The clean-lined design offers both long-term flexibility and an enduring, highly versatile aesthetic. The Petite Lounge features slim lines with ample seating in a smaller silhouette and is offered with an optional Tablet Arm for the left or right arm of the chair. The black phenolic rectangular tablet measures 10" x 14" and swivels 360° on a post and socket mechanism, providing a side table surface that is up close and personal. This lounge chair is constructed in sections with a combination plywood/hardwood seat and back with sagless webbing in the back. Cushion fill is a polyester fiber wrap over a foam core for a tight, tailored aesthetic. The Collection also includes a Petite Settee, Petite Sofa and Petite Ottoman, sold separately.
By Knoll. The Pfister Petite Lounge Chair was designed as part of Charles Pfister's namesake modular Lounge Seating Collection in 1971. The clean-lined design offers both long-term flexibility and an enduring, highly versatile aesthetic. The Petite Lounge features slim lines with ample seating in a smaller silhouette and is offered with an optional Tablet Arm for the left or right arm of the chair. The black phenolic rectangular tablet measures 10" x 14" and swivels 360° on a post and socket mechanism, providing a side table surface that is up close and personal. This lounge chair is constructed in sections with a combination plywood/hardwood seat and back with sagless webbing in the back. Cushion fill is a polyester fiber wrap over a foam core for a tight, tailored aesthetic. The Collection also includes a Petite Settee, Petite Sofa and Petite Ottoman, sold separately.
- Product Description
- Product Specifications
- Shipping and Returns
Design by Charles Pfister, 1971.
By Knoll. The Pfister Petite Lounge Chair was designed as part of Charles Pfister's namesake modular Lounge Seating Collection in 1971. The clean-lined design offers both long-term flexibility and an enduring, highly versatile aesthetic. The Petite Lounge features slim lines with ample seating in a smaller silhouette and is offered with an optional Tablet Arm for the left or right arm of the chair. The black phenolic rectangular tablet measures 10" x 14" and swivels 360° on a post and socket mechanism, providing a side table surface that is up close and personal. This lounge chair is constructed in sections with a combination plywood/hardwood seat and back with sagless webbing in the back. Cushion fill is a polyester fiber wrap over a foam core for a tight, tailored aesthetic. The Collection also includes a Petite Settee, Petite Sofa and Petite Ottoman, sold separately.
By Knoll. The Pfister Petite Lounge Chair was designed as part of Charles Pfister's namesake modular Lounge Seating Collection in 1971. The clean-lined design offers both long-term flexibility and an enduring, highly versatile aesthetic. The Petite Lounge features slim lines with ample seating in a smaller silhouette and is offered with an optional Tablet Arm for the left or right arm of the chair. The black phenolic rectangular tablet measures 10" x 14" and swivels 360° on a post and socket mechanism, providing a side table surface that is up close and personal. This lounge chair is constructed in sections with a combination plywood/hardwood seat and back with sagless webbing in the back. Cushion fill is a polyester fiber wrap over a foam core for a tight, tailored aesthetic. The Collection also includes a Petite Settee, Petite Sofa and Petite Ottoman, sold separately.
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