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Florence Knoll Dining Tables
Florence Knoll's dining tables in marble on a polished chrome frame, 55 in square to 94 in long
2400 × 721 × 1000 mm
Approx. $13,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Florence Knoll Dining Tables are a line of marble-topped tables on a polished chrome frame, in a 55 in square and rectangles of 60, 78 and 94 in, introduced to the Florence Knoll Collection for the designer's 100th birthday. A Mini Desk completes the group.
Construction
- Solid steel bar legs joined to steel tube rails in polished chrome
- Coated marble top, polished or satin, in Arabescato, Carrara or Grigio Marquina
- Tension rod substructure under the 78¾ in and 94½ in tops
- Base stamp with the logo and signature
Specifications
- Largest: W 94½" × D 39⅜" × H 28⅜" (2400 × 1000 × 721 mm); seats 8; weight 298 lb
Story
For the designer's 100th birthday
Knoll's page says that in celebration of Florence Knoll's 100th birthday, new products joined the Florence Knoll Collection, including a line of dining tables and a Mini Desk that translate her architectural sensibility from the corporate office to the home.
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Hidden structure
The price list describes a tension rod substructure under the two longest tops, with four rods from the base corners converging into a chrome box, to prevent any deflection of the marble.
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Collection
Florence Knoll Collection
Knoll's Florence Knoll Collection: the 'meat and potatoes' furniture she designed for the Planning Unit, from lounge seating and credenzas to desks and tables.
