Designed in 1952, Harry Bertoia's "Diamond" armchair represents a sculptural approach to seating, at the intersection of furniture and metal structure.
This pair, produced by Knoll in the 1990s, faithfully reproduces the original design. Welded steel wire frame with chrome finish. Seat formed by a metal mesh, offering visual lightness and strength. Stable wire base, typical of early modernist editions.
Good overall condition. Slight traces of use on the chrome, consistent with age. No structural defects. Knoll labels present.
Dimensions: width 85 cm, depth 74 cm, height 74 cm. Comfortable proportions for daily use, both indoors and in reception areas.
A cohesive pair for a living room, office or interior design project, in dialogue with pieces of American modernism.
Designed in 1952, Harry Bertoia's "Diamond" armchair represents a sculptural approach to seating, at the intersection of furniture and metal structure.
This pair, produced by Knoll in the 1990s, faithfully reproduces the original design. Welded steel wire frame with chrome finish. Seat formed by a metal mesh, offering visual lightness and strength. Stable wire base, typical of early modernist editions.
Good overall condition. Slight traces of use on the chrome, consistent with age. No structural defects. Knoll labels present.
Dimensions: width 85 cm, depth 74 cm, height 74 cm. Comfortable proportions for daily use, both indoors and in reception areas.
A cohesive pair for a living room, office or interior design project, in dialogue with pieces of American modernism.
Material: metal
Colour: grey
Dimensions:
- Width: 85 cm
- Depth: 74 cm
- Height: 74 cm
Condition: this item is in very good vintage condition.
This piece is delivered by private carrier anywhere in France, and we can arrange international delivery with our partners.
You can also collect it, or come and see and try it, by appointment at our storage space in the Essonne (91), one hour from Paris.
Contact us by email: contact@treaptyque.com or on WhatsApp: +33 648 811 194 to receive a delivery quote.
