Knoll Stephens Armchairs
These Knoll armchairs were designed by Bill Stephens between 1965-1967. Originally created for the student center at the Yale School of Architecture, they remained in production until 1988. The rust and teal colors look perfectly mismatched and yet congruent together. Having a pair of these iconic silhouettes at home is truly an understated, stylish shout out to those who know Knoll.
Price is for the pair.
Some light marks from use. Good Vintage condition.
23 ⅛” W x 22” D x 31 ¾” H
These Knoll armchairs were designed by Bill Stephens between 1965-1967. Originally created for the student center at the Yale School of Architecture, they remained in production until 1988. The rust and teal colors look perfectly mismatched and yet congruent together. Having a pair of these iconic silhouettes at home is truly an understated, stylish shout out to those who know Knoll.
Price is for the pair.
Some light marks from use. Good Vintage condition.
23 ⅛” W x 22” D x 31 ¾” H
These Knoll armchairs were designed by Bill Stephens between 1965-1967. Originally created for the student center at the Yale School of Architecture, they remained in production until 1988. The rust and teal colors look perfectly mismatched and yet congruent together. Having a pair of these iconic silhouettes at home is truly an understated, stylish shout out to those who know Knoll.
Price is for the pair.
Some light marks from use. Good Vintage condition.
23 ⅛” W x 22” D x 31 ¾” H