Oval Carrara marble table by Florence Knoll - 200 x 120 cm - Knoll - Vintage

Oval Calacatta marble coffee table by Florence Knoll - 200 x 120 cm - Knoll - Vintage

Vintage table In very good shape.
Tray intact.

Designer: Florence Knoll
Brand: Knoll
Color: white
Material: Calacatta marble, metal
Dimensions: L 200 cm x W 120 x H 73 cm

Availability: In stock

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In 1961, Florence Knoll was looking for a table that could also serve as her desk. She quickly realizes the obvious: no table on the market meets this need. She therefore decided to design one, inspired by her mentor Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. This table is characterized by its oval shape, minimalist lines and clean curves. Beyond the design, it is above all by its manufacturing quality and the choice of materials that this table stands out today from the rest of the market.

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Florence Knoll (1917 - 2019), American architect and designer, died at the age of 101 in Coral Gables, Florida.
A disciple of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Eliel Saarinen, among others, she revolutionized the world of interior design and invented office life as we know it today. She is one of the major figures of 20th century architecture and design.

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Knoll is an American company manufacturing office furniture and equipment.

Headquartered in East Greenville, Pennsylvania, it was founded in 1938 by Hans Knoll, a German-born entrepreneur. With his wife Florence, they created one of the most creative and prolific companies of the post-war era. The “Knoll style” was born: they imposed their vision of layout thanks to the “Planning Unit”, a unique service of its kind for the time, combining interior architecture, design, production, textiles, graphics. After Hans' death in 1955, Florence replaced her husband at the head of the company, leaving it in 1965.

Like Herman Miller, Knoll's importance in 20th century design was considerable. Knoll worked with renowned architects and designers such as Eero Saarinen, Isamu Noguchi, Frank Gehry and Ross Lovegrove.

Many pieces of furniture made by Knoll have become part of design history.