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Model 71 Dining Chair, Set of 4

by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International, United States, 1950

Manufactured: 1970s

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Model 71 Dining Chair, Set of 4

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Who doesn’t feel like a boss in this Saarinen-designed chair? For over 70 years, this piece (model 71) has been popular in executive board offices and residential interiors. This design instantly upgrades any dining room. All four are reupholstered in premium royal blue fabric by Bute with an all-new foam interior. The chair asks to be cuddled. Each has armrests, so you’re assured of long and comfortable dinner parties.

Eero Saarinen was a Finnish-American architect and furniture designer best known for designing the now-called TWA Flight Center in New York City and the Womb Chair (designed in 1947). Knoll took all Saarinen chairs into production and became highly successful internationally.

Condition

Light wear on the chrome of the feet.

Dimensions

68cm (W) x 60cm (D) x 78cm (H)
Seat Height: 43 cm

26.8in (W) x 23.6in (D) x 30.7in (H)
Seat Height: 16.9 in

Material

100% new wool

Fabric

Bute
We advice to request a fabric sample.


Origin

United States

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