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Moment Chair

A stackable cantilever guest chair with a protected upholstered underside.

Dimensions

533 × 826 mm

Year

2008

Materials
Upholstered seat and backCantilever frame
Finishes
Almost Black backCharcoal backWhite backMetallic Silver frameMetallic Grey frameBlack frameTrivalent Chrome frame
Colors
Almost BlackCharcoalWhiteMetallic SilverMetallic GreyBlackTrivalent Chrome

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Moment Chair by Bernett and Dodziuk is a guest and meeting chair based on a direct cantilevered form. Knoll dates it to 2008.

Construction

Moment stacks four high on the floor. The underside of the seat is finished to protect the upholstery while chairs are stacked. Back and frame finish choices are published separately.

Dimensions

Moment measures 21 in W × 32.5 in H. Knoll does not publish a labeled depth for this dimension set; seat height is 17.75 in.

Story

A contemporary cantilever reference

Knoll states that Moment takes its cue from the cantilevered Tubular Brno chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Jeffrey Bernett and Nicholas Dodziuk reduced that reference to a practical guest-chair expression for contemporary office seating.

Stackable execution

The cantilever frame supports a chair that stacks four high, while the finished seat underside protects the upholstery when one chair is placed over another.

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