Image source: Knoll — Topiary Lounge Chair
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Topiary Lounge Chair
A formed-aluminium Topiary lounge chair that filters light through its surface
813 × 775 × 813 mm
1996
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Topiary Lounge Chair, designed by Richard Schultz in 1996, uses stamped and formed aluminium to create an open patterned surface. Knoll states that the powder-coated components are intended to remain outdoors throughout the year.
Chair values and options
For model TOP-25: Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 32, 32 and 30.5 in. Knoll identifies the 16-inch seat and 21.5-inch arm heights separately. Stainless-steel connectors and glides are standard; pads, pillows, anchoring and a fitted cover are offered as options.
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