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Bastiano Lounge Chair

Tobia Scarpa's Bastiano lounge chair: down cushions in a slender ebonized ash frame, 1962

Dimensions

859 × 699 × 780 mm

Year

1962

Approx. $10,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Solid ash frame, ebonizedDown-wrapped foam cushionsWood seat support frame with coated steel strapsFabric or leather upholstery
Finishes
Ebonized AshWhite OakWalnut

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Bastiano Lounge Chair is the single-seat chair of Tobia Scarpa's Bastiano Collection; Knoll's design page lists it with 1962 in its header, and the shop and price list call it the Petite Lounge Chair (53-145P).

Construction

  • Zippered cushions with a foam core, polyester wrap and down
  • Frame of solid ash, ebonized, with a wood seat support frame
  • Removable pin joining seat and back

Specifications

  • W 33.8 x D 30.7 x H 27.5 in (859 x 780 x 699 mm)
  • Seat height 16.1 in (design page)

Story

One chair of the collection

Knoll's brochure lists the lounge chair together with a two-seat and a three-seat sofa; the shop and the price list name the same chair the Petite Lounge Chair.

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Cushions that stay put

Knoll says straps on the arm and seat cushions hook into a hidden recess in the wood and keep them upright.

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