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Price List May 2021 Table of Contents Knollstudio Vol KnollStudio Price List May 2021 Table of Contents KnollStudio Vol. One Introduction Designer Index 3 Visual Index 5 Using the KnollStudio Price List 19 Spinneybeck Leather Grades 20 Upholstery Notes 21 f California Technical Bulletin 133 22 Intertek Clean Air Certification 25 KnollStudio Finish Code Chart: Compatibility with Knoll Office Systems 26 Materials and Finishes 27 Product Maintenance 28 Placing Your KnollStudio Order 30 Side Chairs and Lounge Seating David Adjaye : The Washington Collection for Knoll™ 32 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby : Sofa Collection 36 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby : Pilot by Knoll௡ Lounge Collection 44 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby : Piton™ Stools 48 Harry Bertoia : Side Chair 50 Harry Bertoia : Two-Tone Side Chair 52 Harry Bertoia : Barstools 54 Harry Bertoia : Bertoia Molded Shell Side Chair and Barstool 62 Harry Bertoia : Indoor/Outdoor Bertoia Molded Shell Side Chair and Barstool 64 Harry Bertoia : Bertoia Leather-Covered Side Chair and Barstool 66 Harry Bertoia : Diamond™ Lounge Seating 68 Harry Bertoia : Two-Tone Diamond™ Chair 70 Harry Bertoia : Child’s Diamond™ Lounge Seating 72 Harry Bertoia : Bird Lounge Chair and Ottoman 74 Harry Bertoia : Asymmetric Chaise 76 Harry Bertoia : Bench 78 Pierre Beucler and Jean-Christophe Poggioli: Contract Lounge Seating 80 Pierre Beucler and Jean-Christophe Poggioli: Residential Lounge Seating 86 Cini Boeri : Pillows 98 Marcel Breuer : Cesca™ Chair 100 Marcel Breuer : Cesca™ Bar Height Stools 104 Marcel Breuer : Cesca™ Counter Height Stools 106 Marcel Breuer : Wassily™ Chair 108 Marcel Breuer : MB Lounge 110 Don Chadwick : Spark௡ Series 112 Jonathan Crinion : Crinion Chair 116 Joseph Paul D’Urso : Contract Lounge Seating 118 Joseph Paul D’Urso : Residential Lounge Seating 122 Joseph Paul D’Urso : Swivel Lounge Seating 126 Raul de Armas : de Armas Chair 128 Raul de Armas : Vertical de Armas Chair 134 Frank Gehry : Side and Dining Chairs 138 Frank Gehry : Lounge Seating 140 Markus Jehs and Ju¨rgen Laub : Jehs+Laub Lounge Collection, pedestal base 142 Markus Jehs and Ju¨rgen Laub : Jehs+Laub Lounge Collection, wire base 144 Florence Knoll : Lounge Seating 146 Florence Knoll : Relaxed Lounge Seating 148 Florence Knoll : Relaxed Benches and Stool 150 KnollStudio : Throw Pillows 154 Marc Krusin : Guest Seating Collection 156 Maya Lin : Stones 170 Piero Lissoni : Divina௡ Lounge Seating 174 Piero Lissoni : KN™ Collection 180 Piero Lissoni : Avio™ Sofa Collection 184 Ross Lovegrove : Sprite Armless Chair 214 Ross Lovegrove : Sprite Arm Chair 216 Marco Maran : Gigi௡ Arm Chair 218 Copyright ᮊ 2021 Knoll, Inc. All rights reserved. All prices effective 03/15/2020. 1 PLKSV10421 KnollStudio Vol. One Side Chairs and Lounge Seating Marco Maran : Gigi௡ Armless Chair 222 (cont’d.) Marco Maran : Gigi௡ Armless Chair with Sled Base 226 Marco Maran : Gigi௡ Barstool and Swivel Chair 230 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Tubular Brno Chair 232 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Flat Bar Brno Chair 234 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Four Seasons Stool 236 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : MR Lounge Seating 238 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : MR Chair 240 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Barcelona௡ Lounge Seating 242 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Barcelona௡ Relaxed Lounge Seating 244 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Krefeld™ Collection 246 George Nakashima : Straight Chair 252 Marc Newson : Newson Aluminum Chair 254 Jonathan Olivares : Aluminum Stacking Chair 256 Jorge Pensi : Toledo Stacking Chair 258 Charles Pfister : Petite Lounge Seating 260 Charles Pfister : Lounge Seating 264 Charles Pfister : Sofa System 266 Warren Platner : Seating Collection 268 Warren Platner : Easy Chair and Ottoman 270 Charles Pollock : Executive Conference Armless Chairs 272 Charles Pollock : Executive Conference Arm Chairs 274 Charles Pollock : Arm Chair 276 Joe Ricchio : Joe™ Chair 278 Joe and Linda Ricchio : JR௡ and Ricchio Chair with Upholstered Seat 280 Joe and Linda Ricchio : Fully Upholstered Ricchio and JR௡ Chairs 284 Jens Risom : Contract Seating 288 Jens Risom : Residential Seating 290 Jens Risom : Seating 294 Jens Risom : Outdoor Seating 298 Eero Saarinen : Tulip™ Chairs 302 Eero Saarinen : Executive Arm Chairs 304 Eero Saarinen : Executive Armless Chairs 308 Eero Saarinen : Executive Armless Chairs with Plastic Back 312 Eero Saarinen : Bar and Counter Height Stools 314 Eero Saarinen : Womb™ Chair, Ottoman and Settee 316 Tobia Scarpa : Bastiano Collection 324 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Dining Chairs 326 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Barstools 328 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Lounge Seating 330 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Chaise Lounge Chairs 332 Richard Schultz : Swell௡ Seating Collection 334 Richard Schultz : Topiary௡ Seating Collection 336 Shelton Mindel : Shelton Mindel Side Chair 338 Shelton Mindel : SM1 Lounge Collection 340 Shelton Mindel : SM2 Lounge Collection 342 Ufficio Tecnico : Spoleto Chair 346 Vignelli Associates : Handkerchief Armless Chair 348 Vignelli Associates : Handkerchief Arm Chair 350 Tables/Executive Office David Adjaye : The Washington Collection for Knoll™ 352 Franco Albini : Albini Desk 356 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby : Piton™ Side Table 358 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby : Smalto Table 360 Marcel Breuer : Laccio Tables 362 Lewis Butler : Butler™ Tables 364 Joseph Paul D’Urso : Square Work and Low Tables 366 Joseph Paul D’Urso : Round Work and Low Tables 368 Joseph Paul D’Urso : Racetrack Work Tables 372 Frank Gehry : Face Off Cafe Table 374 Alexander Girard : Coffee Table 376 Florence Knoll : Oval Table Desks 378 2 KnollStudio Vol. One Tables/Executive Office (cont’d.) Florence Knoll : Round Table Desk 380 Florence Knoll : Dining Tables and Mini Desk 382 Florence Knoll : Executive Desk 386 Florence Knoll : Credenzas 388 Florence Knoll : AV Depth Credenzas 392 Florence Knoll : Vertical Storage 394 Florence Knoll : Coffee Tables 398 Florence Knoll : Low Coffee Tables 400 Florence Knoll : End Tables 402 Florence Knoll : Hairpin™ Stacking Table 404 Rem Koolhaas : 04 Counter 406 Marc Krusin : Occasional Tables 408 Piero Lissoni : Grasshopper™ Tables 410 Lucia Mercer : Mercer Table 414 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Barcelona௡ Table, MR Table 416 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Krefeld™ Side and Coffee Table 418 Pascal Mourgue : Square and Rectangular Conference Tables 420 Pascal Mourgue : Round and Racetrack Conference Tables 422 Pascal Mourgue : Bullet Conference Tables 424 George Nakashima : Splay-Leg Table and Tray 426 Isamu Noguchi : Cyclone™ Dining and Side Tables 428 Jorge Pensi : Pensi Tables 430 Warren Platner : Dining and Side Tables 434 Warren Platner : Coffee Tables 438 Jens Risom : Dining and Side Tables 440 Jens Risom : Child’s Amoeba Table 442 Jens Risom : Outdoor Tables 444 Eero Saarinen : Round Dining Tables 446 Eero Saarinen : Oval Dining Tables 452 Eero Saarinen : Round End and Coffee Tables 456 Eero Saarinen : Oval End and Coffee Tables 460 Eero Saarinen : Outdoor Tables 462 Richard Schultz : Petal௡ Table Collection 464 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Dining Tables 466 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Counter Height Tables 468 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Bar Height Tables 470 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ End and Coffee Tables 472 Richard Schultz : 1966 Collection௡ Serving Cart 476 Richard Schultz : Topiary௡ Dining Tables 478 Shelton Mindel : SM Tables 480 Daniel Stromborg : Round Tables 482 Daniel Stromborg : Square Tables 484 Daniel Stromborg : Rectangular Tables 486 Vignelli Associates : PaperClip™ Cafe Tables 488 Alpha-Numeric Index 489 Selling Policy 495 General Ordering Information 498 3 Designer Index KnollStudio Vol. One David Adjaye. .32-35, 352-355 Franco Albini . .356-357 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby . .36-43 Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby. .44-49, 358-361 Harry Bertoia . .50-79 Pierre Beucler & Jean-Christophe Poggioli. .80-97 Cini Boeri . .98-99 Marcel Breuer . .100-111, 362-363 Lewis Butler . .364-365 Don Chadwick . .112-115 Jonathan Crinion. .116-117 Raul de Armas . .128-137 Joseph Paul D’Urso . .118-127, 366-373 Frank Gehry . .138-141, 374-375 Alexander Girard . .376-377 Markus Jehs and Ju¨rgen Laub. .142-145 Florence Knoll. .146-153, 378-405 Rem Koolhaas. .406-407 Marc Krusin . .156-169, 408-409 Maya Lin. .170-173 Piero Lissoni . .174-213, 410-413 Ross Lovegrove. .214-217 Marco Maran. .218-231 Lucia Mercer . .414-415 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe . .232-251, 416-419 Pascal Mourgue . .420-425 George Nakashima. .252-253, 426-427 Marc Newson . .254-255 Isamu Noguchi . ..
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