Knoll shines a spotlight on two iconic seating designs by Florence Knoll with the revival of the Model 31 lounge chair and the Model 33 small sofa. Founder of Knoll Textiles, Florence Knoll was a talent who wore many hats including architecture design, furniture design, and interior planning.
The Model 31 and Model 33 designs are perfect to add to any space whether it is residential or commercial. Senior Vice President of Design at Knoff, Jonathan Olivares states, “Model 31 and 33’s designs form beautiful lines that complement any modern setting. This reissue highlights Florence Knoll’s incredible ability to design pieces that stand the test of time, and we are thrilled to make these archival designs available to the public once again.”
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Archival Lounge Furniture Revival
- The revival of iconic seating designs by Florence Knoll presents an opportunity for businesses to tap into the nostalgia and timeless appeal of mid-century furniture.
- Residential and Commercial Design
- The versatility of the Model 31 lounge chair and Model 33 small sofa makes them suitable for both residential and commercial spaces, creating opportunities for businesses in the interior design industry.
- Preserving Design Legacies
- Reintroducing the Model 31 and Model 33 designs allows businesses to honor the design legacy of Florence Knoll and capitalize on the enduring popularity of her creations.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The revival of the Model 31 lounge chair and Model 33 small sofa presents an opportunity for furniture manufacturers to produce and market these iconic designs.
- Interior Design
- Interior design professionals can leverage the reintroduction of the Model 31 and Model 33 designs to offer their clients timeless and nostalgic seating options that fit various design aesthetics.
- Architectural Services
- Architectural firms can incorporate the revived Model 31 and Model 33 designs into their projects, adding a touch of elegance and heritage to their clients' spaces.
