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As the director of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll revolutionized interior planning by implementing a “total design” approach that embraced everything about a space, including architecture, graphics and textiles. She brought the same sensibilities to designing furniture, illustrated by her iconic Florence Knoll Bench (1954). It features an exposed chrome-plated steel frame topped with individually sewn squares of leather. Frame made in Italy, upholstery in U.S.A.
As the director of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll revolutionized interior planning by implementing a “total design” approach that embraced everything about a space, including architecture, graphics and textiles. She brought the same sensibilities to designing furniture, illustrated by her iconic Florence Knoll Bench (1954). It features an exposed chrome-plated steel frame topped with individually sewn squares of leather. Frame made in Italy, upholstery in U.S.A.