Florence Knoll and Martin Eisler
Dining Chair (6 units), 1960s
| Restored |
|Rosewood and Upholstery
|Rosewood and Upholstery
H 30,31 in. x W 17,32 in. x D 22,04 in. | SH 17,52 in.
H 77 cm x W 44 cm x D 56 cm | SH 44.5 cm
4.8 kg / 10,58 lbs
H 77 cm x W 44 cm x D 56 cm | SH 44.5 cm
4.8 kg / 10,58 lbs
BO.H&E.063-001
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Elegant set of chairs produced by Forma S.A. Móveis e Objetos de Arte and Florence Know, featuring a bold and distinctive design. This refined ensemble showcases angular solid wood legs...
Elegant set of chairs produced by Forma S.A. Móveis e Objetos de Arte and Florence Know, featuring a bold and distinctive design.
This refined ensemble showcases angular solid wood legs and a dynamic silhouette that perfectly reflects the pioneering spirit of Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler. Combining clean lines and sculptural balance, the chairs embody the harmony between innovation and timeless elegance that defined Brazilian modern design in the 1950s.
A sophisticated example of mid-century craftsmanship, these chairs capture Forma’s commitment to quality, comfort, and avant-garde aesthetics.
Florence Knoll was an American designer, architect, and entrepreneur who played a pivotal role in defining modern design in the 20th century. As the head of Knoll International, she introduced an integrated approach to corporate design, combining functional furniture, spatial planning, and visual identity into a cohesive modern language. In collaboration with Forma S.A. Móveis e Objetos de Arte, the company founded by Martin Eisler and Carlo Hauner, Knoll created a series of pieces distinguished by their bold, international aesthetic. These designs reflect a rich dialogue between Brazilian craftsmanship and modernist innovation, bridging two major centers of 20th-century design culture.