1960s Model 1503 by Florence Knoll Desk in Ebonized Wood and Chrome

1960s Model 1503 by Florence Knoll Desk in Ebonized Wood and ChromeThis is an original double pedestal desk, model 1503, initially designed by Florence Knoll in 1956. This example was manufactured by Knoll Associates in the early 1960s. It is constructed from steel and ebonized wood, and the piece has been freshly refinished. The legs are chromed steel. The desk measures 32 inches deep, 66 inches wide, and 29 inches tall. The drawers open and close smoothly on their glides, and the wood and metal are in fantastic

designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto for Artek in 1933

This is a ‘Kennedee’ sofa

Each of the components was individually CNC machined before being put together

though could also be a candidate for reupholstery if desired

we will make sure to send a nicely matching group if it is possible

and their bases show some scuffs and light scratches

The thinner stripes in aqua and chartreuse provide an unexpected pop of color

75 in wide by 21

This example was specified in walnut and can be dated in particular because of the slip-on boot glides

This design was succeeded by Bellini’s ‘Bambole’ sofa

5 inches tall by 17

which is ivory/off-white in color