Image source: Walter Knoll — Lox
© Walter Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
Collection Story
Origin
Pearson Lloyd, a studio in London, created the Lox program for Walter Knoll. The press text for the chair presents a bucket seat with a clear outline and few materials.
Design Language
Rounded forms and flowing lines run through the chair, the barstool and the side table. The pages call the program pleasantly inviting, and name leather or fabric pads, reinforced polyamide and glass or Fenix table tops.
Key Pieces
- Lox Chair, on a four-star or five-star base
- Lox Barstool, with a height adjustment hidden in the seat
- Lox Side Table, in three sizes
Pieces in this collection
Lox Side Table
Side table by Pearson Lloyd with a rounded-corner Fenix top on a steel column and footplate.
Lox High Standing Table
Standing table by Pearson Lloyd with a 10 mm Fenix top and a steel column on a footplate.
Lox Chair
Sculptured bucket-seat swivel chair by Pearson Lloyd, with leather or fabric pads.