Image source: Knoll — 1966 Two Seat Lounge
© Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
1966 Two Seat Lounge
1966 Two Seat Lounge by Richard Schultz, introduced in 1966
1168 × 660 × 718 mm
1966
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Description
Overview
1966 Two Seat Lounge by Richard Schultz is a two-place outdoor lounge with a woven mesh seat and back, vinyl straps and low 14-inch seat height. Knoll identifies it as 1966-255, introduced in 1966.
1966 Two Seat Lounge details
For 1966 Two Seat Lounge, the published overall size is 46 × 28.25 × 26 in (W × D × H). 1966 Two Seat Lounge specifically provides two-seat format, 14-inch seat height, 20.5-inch arm height, optional pads and pillows, fitted cover available.
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