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Iquo Armchair

Ini Archibong's Iquo armchair: a curved, continuous frame that stacks six high

Dimensions

597 × 787 × 572 mm

Approx. $710 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Injection-molded glass-filled nylon frameMolded glass-filled polypropylene seat and backThermoplastic polyurethane bumpersStainless steel screws
Finishes
Onyx frame
Colors
Red OrangeGreenLight GreyDark GreyOnyx

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Iquo Armchair by Ini Archibong for Knoll is a stacking armchair with a curved silhouette and one continuous frame, made for indoor and outdoor use in five colours.

Construction

  • Injection-molded glass-filled nylon frame with thermoplastic polyurethane bumpers
  • Molded glass-filled polypropylene seat and back, screwed to the frame with stainless steel screws
  • Optional upholstered seat and back on a plastic shell with urethane foam
  • Stacks six high on the floor

Specifications

  • W 23.5 x D 22.5 x H 31 in (597 x 572 x 787 mm), seat height 19 in, arm height 27 in

Story

Named after three generations

Knoll explains that the Iquo Café Collection takes its name from three generations of women in the Archibong family who all share the name Iquo, and that the design carries the name's feminine spirit.

Iquo armchair in side view on a plain backgroundImage source: Knoll — Iquo Armchair · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

West African spirituality and midcentury furniture

The son of Nigerian immigrants, Archibong drew on West African spirituality and midcentury American furniture in equal parts, and Knoll describes the sculptural silhouettes as airy yet robust.

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