Knoll Studio Florence Three Seater Sofa

The Florence Knoll Three Seater Sofa is an iconic design from the celebrated designer Florence Knoll. It was first produced in 1954.

The Three Seater Sofa is available in a selection of contemporary colours, all in the luxurious Knoll Cato fabric or Volo leather. The sofa sits atop a stylish exposed metal frame with chrome legs. The KnollStudio logo and Florence Knoll's signature are stamped into the base of each frame, to guarantee authenticity. Also part of the collection is the Florence Knoll Two Seater Sofa and Florence Knoll Lounge Chair.

Dimensions
Height: 80cm x Length: 230cm x Depth: 82cm
Seat height: 47cm

Materials & finishes
Inner frame is solid wood. Exposed metal frame and legs constructed of heavy gauge tubular steel in polished chrome. Seat suspension with No-Sag springs. Arm, seat and back cushions are variable density foam welted and button tufted. Pieces upholstered in leather have matching buttons; pieces upholstered in fabric do not have buttons.

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Designed by

Florence Knoll

While a student at the Kingswood School on the campus of the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Florence Knoll Bassett (nee Schust) became a protege of Eero Saarinen. She studied architecture at Cranbrook, the Architectural Association in London and the Armour Institute (Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago). She worked briefly for Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer and Wallace K. Harrison.

In 1946, she became a full business and design partner and married Hans Knoll, after which they formed Knoll Associates. She was at once a champion of world-class architects and designers and an exceptional architect in her own right.