Knoll Gallery

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Jens Risom, armless chair from Risom collection, 1941-1955. Made by Knoll, USA. Wood frame, nylon we
Jørgen Kastholm, Preben Fabricius, FK 86 Lounge chair, 1964. Re-edition by Walter Knoll, Germany. Pe
ladyinvisible:Pacific RimILM VFX Supervisor: John Knoll.VFX by ILM.
Knoll brochure, german edition, 1953-54. Via Marcel Breuer Digital Archive
Harry Bertoia, High chair, 1951. Knoll International. Via Goldstein Design Museum, University of Min
Jens Risom, chair Vostra, 1950s. Re-edition Walter Knoll, Germany.
Herbert Matter, artwork for Knoll Office / Planned Furniture brochure, 1954. Knoll Associates, USA.
Trix & Robert Haussmann, club armchair 310, 1962. Re-edition by Walter Knoll, Germany.“To design
Herbert Hirche, cushioned chair, 1955. For Walter Knoll, Germany.Armin Herrmann. Museum der Dinge, B
90377:On the Knoll by dinannee
On the Knoll by dinannee
Jens Risom, 600 Series, the first Knoll product, 1942. Survives til today. Risom later recalled that
Frederick Stig Lindberg, Apples, screen-printed textile, 1950. After Hans and Florence Knoll got mar
Harry Bertoia, bar stool, 1952. Molded fiberglass, chrome-plated steel. Knoll International USA, Sou
Vintage Knoll International ad for the Barcelona chair, 1980?
Braun, lifestyle photography for the radio brochure with Harry Bertoia chair and bench from Knoll In
Harry Bertoia, No. 422, Diamond Chair, 1952-53. Manufactured by Knoll, since today. Coming from Ital
Braun, HiFi Stereo Tuner TS 45, photo from the original catalogue, with Bertoia chair and bench from
Florence Knoll, fabric swatches, design by Franz Lorenz, 1950s.She was instrumental in developing th
Ettore Sottsass, Eastside armchair, 1982. Suede, steel. Manufactured by Knoll International, USA.
Knoll Showrooms, 1951-1956.  New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas and Milan. Via Knoll 
CDSea art installation by Bruce Munro, constructed of 600,000 unwanted donated CDs. Long Knoll, Wilt
lustik:The Braiding the Knoll - Angela Eastman.Lustik:  twitter | pinterest | etsy
Walter Knoll, chair model K28, 1932. For Thonet. Source
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