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Knoll Florence
Knoll Bassett, one half of the founding partners of Knoll Inc. designed this range of armchairs and
sofas in 1954, and it is as 'contemporary' now as it was then.
Part of her pioneering work directing
the Knoll Planning Unit, she called them "fill-in
pieces". A very modest description for what is now deemed a
true classic. |
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Vitra
The Coconut Chair, designed by George Nelson,
was reintroduced by Vitra in 1988 and is a typical example of
1950's design. It is distinguished by its design purity and
restrained use of materials. The comfortable leather upholstered
seat suggests a coconut, which has been cut open into eight
identical pieces. |
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Fredericia
The 'Distance' series of upholstered seating was designed by Niels
Jørgen Haugesen. The most eye-catching feature is the
divided back rest, which provides good sitting comfort while
emphasising the simple lines and the impression of lightness. |
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USM
The Kitos range of 'column and beam' table desking,
with its sophisticated Swiss detailing and finishes, is often used in situations where 'image' is important.
High-end car showrooms for the likes of BMW and Porsche are just
some of the corporate clients for whom Kitos sends out the right
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Fritz Hansen
The classic Swan chair, designed by Arne Jacobsen in the fifties
is enjoying a massive revival, and has even been spotted in Estate
Agents' offices around London, teamed with its 'sister' chair the Egg, also
designed by Mr. Jacobsen. |
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