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Hommage À Florence Knoll

1954 Bench: Two-Seater

1954 Bench: Two-Seater

$1,000.00 USD
$1,000.00 USD
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Upholstery: Black | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
Frame: Satin Chrome Plating
Upholstery
Black | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
Black | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
White | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
Papiro | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
Umbria | Aniline Leather 1.3 mm
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Selected: Black | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
Frame
Satin Chrome Plating
Satin Chrome Plating
Mirror Chrome Plating
Black | Powder Coat
White | Powder Coat
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Selected: Satin Chrome Plating

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This 2-Seat Bench was originally designed by Florence Knoll as part of her 1954 classic lounge collection. It reflects her dedication to objective perfectionism and rational design, an ethos influenced by her mentor Mies van der Rohe.

This classic 2-Seat Bench design from Florence Knoll's original series provides a versatile seating solution, ottoman, or soft table for books and trays.

Shown in Black Italian Aniline Leather on Satin Chrome Steel.

The Archetype Forms 1954 Bench: Two-Seater is a faithful reproduction of the original Florence Knoll 2-Seat Bench, Model 2530Y2C.

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Upholstery
Black | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm
Satin Chrome Plating
Black | Aniline Leather 1.1 mm $1,000.00 USD

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Product Information

Product Details

Archetype Forms 1954 Bench: 2-Seater

This 2-Seater Bench is a seat, footrest, and a soft table for books and trays. Known for considering her furniture the "meat and potatoes" of design, the versatility and geometry of this bench align with Florence Knoll’s minimalist and functional approach.

Buy the 1954 2-Seater Bench, originally designed by Florence Knoll, online here in Canada. Match it with other pieces from the classic Florence Knoll Designed Lounge Collection.

Designer

Florence Knoll

Florence Knoll Bassett was a pivotal American designer, architect, and entrepreneur, recognized for her contributions in shaping the modernist furniture, corporate interiors, and modern architectural landscapes.

Knoll studied at the Cranbrook Academy of  Art and the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, mentoring alongside Eero Saarinen, Charles & Ray Eames, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and other iconic designers. Her design approach included functionalism, modernism, integration, attention to detail, and collaboration.

Construction

Upholstery: Custom Selection of Fabric or Leather from Archetype Forms

Legs & Outer Frame: Heavy-Gauge Steel in Polished Chrome Plate, Finished, or Powder-Coated Custom Selection from Archetype Forms

Padding: Variable-Density Polyurethane Foam and Cotton Fibre

Internal Frame: Solid Wood

Reproduction

The Archetype Forms 1954 Bench: Two-Seater is a faithful reproduction of the original Florence Knoll 2-Seat Bench, Model 2530Y2C Bench, Two-Seater. It is a tribute to her enduring legacy. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Dimensions

Width (in): 36.2"
Height (in): 16.7"
Depth (in): 19.5"
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Width (cm): 92 cm
Height (cm): 42.5 cm
Depth (in): 49.5 cm

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1954 Bench: Two-Seater by Hommage À Florence Knoll

1954 Bench: Two-Seater

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Hommage À Florence Knoll

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Florence Knoll Bassett was a pivotal American designer, architect, and entrepreneur, recognized for her contributions in shaping the modernist furniture, corporate interiors, and modern architectural landscapes.

Knoll studied at the Cranbrook Academy of  Art and the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, mentoring alongside Eero Saarinen, Charles & Ray Eames, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and other iconic designers. Her design approach included functionalism, modernism, integration, attention to detail, and collaboration.