1952, 2005 Bertoia Asymmetric Chaise
1952, 2005
The sculptural Asymmetric Chaise was designed by Harry Bertoia in 1952 but was never produced. In 2005 Knoll, and Bertoia's family brought this design to light, extending the Wire Collection, some of Bertoia's timeless and most renowned work. Rilsan-coated finish is suitable for outdoor use.
Knoll Bertoia Asymmetric Chaise 1952, 2005
Dimensions : 1150 W x 1060 D x 1020 H, 200 SH mm
Options : Polished chrome or white Rilsan-coated finish. Fully upholstered, with a seat-pad, or un-upholstered.
Material : Metal
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