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Design by Eero Saarinen, 1957.
By Knoll. In his groundbreaking collection of 1957, Eero Saarinen transformed executive seating into a fluid, sculptural form. Recognizing the importance of user comfort, Saarinen became the first to construct a chair shell from fiberglass, a pliable material that flexes in response to body weight. This open back Arm Chair features seamless tubular steel legs with glides. Upholstered foam cushion is finished with matching full surround welt detail. The seat is offered in a range of KnollTextile fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers. Select upholstery textile and color.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1957 and Federal Award for Industrial Design, West Germany, 1969.
By Knoll. In his groundbreaking collection of 1957, Eero Saarinen transformed executive seating into a fluid, sculptural form. Recognizing the importance of user comfort, Saarinen became the first to construct a chair shell from fiberglass, a pliable material that flexes in response to body weight. This open back Arm Chair features seamless tubular steel legs with glides. Upholstered foam cushion is finished with matching full surround welt detail. The seat is offered in a range of KnollTextile fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers. Select upholstery textile and color.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1957 and Federal Award for Industrial Design, West Germany, 1969.
Knoll | Saarinen Executive Armchair with Tubular Leg
Design by Eero Saarinen, 1957.
By Knoll. In his groundbreaking collection of 1957, Eero Saarinen transformed executive seating into a fluid, sculptural form. Recognizing the importance of user comfort, Saarinen became the first to construct a chair shell from fiberglass, a pliable material that flexes in response to body weight. This open back Arm Chair features seamless tubular steel legs with glides. Upholstered foam cushion is finished with matching full surround welt detail. The seat is offered in a range of KnollTextile fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers. Select upholstery textile and color.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1957 and Federal Award for Industrial Design, West Germany, 1969.
By Knoll. In his groundbreaking collection of 1957, Eero Saarinen transformed executive seating into a fluid, sculptural form. Recognizing the importance of user comfort, Saarinen became the first to construct a chair shell from fiberglass, a pliable material that flexes in response to body weight. This open back Arm Chair features seamless tubular steel legs with glides. Upholstered foam cushion is finished with matching full surround welt detail. The seat is offered in a range of KnollTextile fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers. Select upholstery textile and color.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1957 and Federal Award for Industrial Design, West Germany, 1969.
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Design by Eero Saarinen, 1957.
By Knoll. In his groundbreaking collection of 1957, Eero Saarinen transformed executive seating into a fluid, sculptural form. Recognizing the importance of user comfort, Saarinen became the first to construct a chair shell from fiberglass, a pliable material that flexes in response to body weight. This open back Arm Chair features seamless tubular steel legs with glides. Upholstered foam cushion is finished with matching full surround welt detail. The seat is offered in a range of KnollTextile fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers. Select upholstery textile and color.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1957 and Federal Award for Industrial Design, West Germany, 1969.
By Knoll. In his groundbreaking collection of 1957, Eero Saarinen transformed executive seating into a fluid, sculptural form. Recognizing the importance of user comfort, Saarinen became the first to construct a chair shell from fiberglass, a pliable material that flexes in response to body weight. This open back Arm Chair features seamless tubular steel legs with glides. Upholstered foam cushion is finished with matching full surround welt detail. The seat is offered in a range of KnollTextile fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers. Select upholstery textile and color.The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1957 and Federal Award for Industrial Design, West Germany, 1969.
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