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Florence Knoll Collection Collection

Florence Knoll Credenza

Florence Knoll's 1961 credenza in small, large and high sizes on a polished chrome frame

Dimensions

1899 × 643 × 457 mm

Year

1961

Approx. $8,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Polished chrome steel baseMarble, wood veneer or lacquer topWood veneer or lacquer sides, backs and door frontsPolished aluminum pullsAdjustable floor glides
Finishes
Polished Chrome
Colors
WhiteEbonized OakIrisWhite OakUmber on OakOxford WalnutDark Python LacquerDark Red LacquerArabescatoCarraraGrey MarbleNero MarquinaRosso RubinoEspresso MarbleEmperador LightVerde Alpi

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Florence Knoll Credenza is a 1961 Florence Knoll design for private-office storage, made in three sizes with several door and drawer configurations on an exposed polished chrome steel frame.

Construction

  • Cases in wood veneer or lacquer; tops in marble, wood veneer or lacquer
  • Welded square steel tube base with adjustable glides
  • Polished aluminum pulls and flush mounted doors; pull-out drawers on extension slides
  • Authenticity stamp in the frame

Specifications

  • Large: W 74¾" × D 18" × H 25⅓" (1899 × 457 × 643 mm)
  • Small: W 37½" × D 18" × H 25⅓"; High: W 35⅜" × D 17¾" × H 43"

Story

Storage for the table desk

Knoll's page says the executive offices of the postwar years were planned almost identically before Florence Knoll and the Knoll Planning Unit, and that she needed better private-office storage for her desk layout, so she designed the credenza.

A long credenza behind a dining table and chairsImage source: Knoll — Florence Knoll Credenza · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Lacquers, woods and marbles

The page presents the Credenza in lacquers, woods and marbles, and names Iris Lacquer, Dark Python Lacquer and Dark Red Ultra Lacquer among the lacquers.

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