Hommage À Florence Knoll

Hairpin Stacking Stool

Hairpin Stacking Stool

Regular price $220.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $220.00 USD
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Top: Flat White | MDF
Base: Black | Glossy
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Flat Black | MDF
Black High-Gloss Lacquer | MDF
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The Hairpin Stacking Stool was originally designed by Florence Knoll as the Model 75, introduced in 1948 as one of her earliest catalogue pieces.

Functioning as both a seat and hairpin side table, the Hairpin Stacking Stool can be stacked up to five high for efficient storage. Its bent steel legs stem from Florence Knoll's earlier experiments with steel rods at the Cranbrook Academy of Art.

Shown in Flat White MDF Top on Glossy Black Hairpin Steel.

Top Materials: Laminated MDF in four colours, or Real Wood Veneer over a Multilayer Plywood Core by custom order.

The Archetype Forms Hairpin Stacking Stool is a faithful reproduction of the original Florence Knoll Hairpin Stacking Stool Model 75, Hairpin Stacking Table.

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Flat White | MDF
Black | Glossy
Flat White | MDF$220.00 USD

High-gloss lacquer paint on 304 stainless steel delivers a piano-finish appearance with dramatic light reflection. Waterproof finish with durable protective layers. BASE: 304 Stainless Steel FINISH: High-Gloss Lacquer Paint APPEARANCE: Glass-like, high-shine COLOR: Black CARE: Wipe clean with damp cloth

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Archetype Forms Hairpin Stacking Stool

Florence Knoll's Model 75 Hairpin Stacking Stool design combines a laminated MDF or real wood veneer top with hairpin bent steel rod legs. This versatile stool doubles as a stacking side table. Its hairpin legs have protective rubber bumpers in the underside, allowing it to stack up to 5 high for efficient storage.

Buy the Hairpin Stacking Stool, originally designed by Florence Knoll, online here in Canada. Match it with other pieces from the Archetype Forms classic Florence Knoll Table 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

Top:

  • Laminated MDF: Flat White, Flat Black, Black High-Gloss Lacquer or White High-Gloss Lacquer.
  • Wood: Real Wood Veneer over Multilayer Plywood Core, by custom order from Archetype Forms.

Base: Bent Cold-Rolled Solid Steel in Polished Chrome Plate, Finished, or Powder-Coated Custom Selection from Archetype Forms

Underside: Nylon Bumpers for Stacking Protection

Archetype Forms reserves the right to make any changes it deems appropriate to the products at any time and without notice. For specific materials, finishes and coatings, and dimensions associated with each individual product, please contact us.

Reproduction

The Archetype Forms Hairpin Stacking Stool is a faithful reproduction of the original Florence Knoll Hairpin Stacking Stool Model 75, also known as Model 75 Hairpin Stacking Table. 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): 13"
Height (in): 18.5"
Depth (in): 13"
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Width (cm): 33 cm
Height (cm): 47 cm
Depth (in): 33 cm

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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.