1952 Bertoia Bench
1952
This pared back design was the first piece of furniture created by Harry Bertoia for Knoll. The welded wire base shows an early exploration of the material and foreshadows what was to follow.
Knoll Bertoia Bench 1952
Dimensions : 1830 W x 480 D x 390 H mm
Options : Indoor chrome finish frame, slats in black or white painted finish. Outdoor black or white Rilsan coated frame, slats in acrylic stone or teak. Available with up to 3 upholstered cushions in a variety of fabrics (sold separately).
Material : Solid wood slats, frame is welded steel, foam cushions.
About Knoll
Knoll products are defined by a distinct modern sensibility. From classics by the likes of Mies van der Rohe to ground-breaking designs by contemporary creatives including Marc Newson, David Adjaye, Barber Osgerby and Rem Koolhaas.
While Knoll has recently joined the MillerKnoll family, dedece is proud to continue representing the Knoll brand in Australia — as we have since 1997.
With nearly three decades of expertise, we remain deeply committed to Knoll’s legacy of design excellence and continue to support you with the same knowledge, service, and passion you`ve always relied on.
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Design 1: Greg Natale @gregnatale
Project: Darling Point Penthouse (2025), Sydney
Design 2: Burley Katon Halliday @bkharchitects
Project: Kingsclere Penthouse (2011), Sydney
Photograph: Sharrin Rees
While Knoll has recently joined the MillerKnoll family, dedece is proud to continue representing the Knoll brand in Australia — as we have since 1997.
With nearly three decades of expertise, we remain deeply committed to Knoll’s legacy of design excellence and continue to support you with the same knowledge, service, and passion you`ve always relied on.
@knoll
Design: Burley Katon Halliday @bkharchitects
Project: The Summit Revolving Restaurant (1999)
Photographer: Sharrin Rees
While Knoll has recently joined the MillerKnoll family, dedece is proud to continue representing the Knoll brand in Australia — as we have since 1997.
With nearly three decades of expertise, we remain deeply committed to Knoll’s legacy of design excellence and continue to support you with the same knowledge, service, and passion you`ve always relied on.
@knoll
Design: Tobias & Partners @tobiaspartners
Project: Woollahra Village House (2025), Sydney
Photographer: Justin Alexander @justinalexanderphoto
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