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Joe Chair

Joseph Ricchio's compact armchair adaptation with an upholstered seat and contoured wood back rails

Dimensions

610 × 813 × 559 mm

Year

1990

Materials
Maple or beech frameHigh-density polyurethane foamElastic seat-belt suspension
Finishes
European Clear MapleBeechBronzed CherryLight CherryMedium CherryMedium WalnutWarm Brown WalnutMedium Red MahoganyDeep Red MahoganyBurnt WalnutEbonized

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Joe Chair is Joseph Ricchio's 1990 compact adaptation of the Ricchio Chair. Knoll retains a generously proportioned upholstered seat and the earlier chair's curved back rails.

Construction

A maple or stained-beech frame uses dowels and mortise-and-tenon joints. The upholstered seat and back use high-density polyurethane foam, with elastic suspension below the seat.

Specifications

  • W 24 x D 22 x H 32 in (610 x 559 x 813 mm)
  • Seat height 19 in; arm height 26 in

Story

A smaller envelope

The product page describes Joe as a more compact development of the Ricchio Chair rather than a second size of it. The back rails retain the Ricchio contours while the reduced frame is paired with a broad seat.

Named for its designer

Knoll credits Joseph Ricchio alone for this model and dates it to 1990. The product sheet positions the armchair for workstations, reception areas, conference rooms and libraries.

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