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Haussmann Collection

Haussmann Sofa

Button-upholstered sofa by Trix and Robert Haussmann with a diamond pattern and steel base.

Dimensions

1520 × 700 × 720 mm

Materials
Wooden constructionCold cure foamWaddingBelt suspensionLeather buttonsTubular steel base
Finishes
Highly polished tubular steel base
Style
ChesterfieldBauhaus

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Description

Overview

The Haussmann Sofa was designed by Trix and Robert Haussmann for Walter Knoll. Its diamond pattern follows Chesterfield furniture, while the delicate frame pays homage to the Bauhaus.

Construction

A wooden construction with belt suspension sits under hand quilting and deep-set leather buttons. The base is highly polished tubular steel, with glides in synthetic or felt.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 152 x 72 x 70 cm (310-20)
  • Base: highly polished tubular steel
  • Seat and back: fixed upholstery
  • Glides: synthetic or felt

Story

A Chesterfield diamond pattern

Button upholstery, a traditional technique, produces the characteristic diamond pattern that structures seat and back. Hand quilting and deep-set leather buttons complete the surface.

A delicate frame

The slender steel base pays homage to the Bauhaus. Handcrafted excellence, skilled upholstery and modernity are what the sofa stands for. Lobbies and lounges are the settings it is meant to make a statement in.

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Collection

Haussmann

The Haussmann range by Trix and Robert Haussmann for Walter Knoll: a 1962 club armchair and a sofa with Chesterfield tufting and Bauhaus-inspired feet.

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