Knoll Furniture – Vintage furniture and lamps
These modernist pieces are characterized by their architectural lines, rigorous proportions, and the use of high-end materials such as rosewood, marble, chrome, steel, or leather
Selection of vintage Knoll International furniture and lamps: Florence Knoll sideboards and armchairs, Saarinen Tulip chairs, Bertoia chairs, and American design furniture from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Knoll Furniture: Florence Knoll, Saarinen, Bertoia, and modernist design
Discover our selection of Knoll International furniture, a major figure in 20th-century American and international modernist design. Founded in the United States by Hans Knoll and later developed with Florence Knoll, the house of Knoll collaborated with some of the greatest post-war designers and architects, including Florence Knoll, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Mies van der Rohe, and Warren Platner.
Our selection brings together vintage sideboards, credenzas, dining tables, desks, armchairs, chairs, TV units, and storage furniture produced by Knoll International in the 50s, 60s, and 70s. These modernist pieces are distinguished by their architectural lines, rigorous proportions, and the use of high-end materials such as rosewood, marble, chrome, steel, or leather.
The Knoll furniture is closely linked to the development of American modernist architecture, particularly in executive offices, administrative headquarters, and major post-war commercial projects. Within the Planning Unit, Florence Knoll developed a global approach to interior design, where furniture and architecture formed a coherent and functional whole.
Creations produced by Knoll International have today become essential references in vintage design furniture, sought after as much for their manufacturing quality as for their timeless aesthetic. Rosewood sideboards with marble tops, Saarinen tables, Bertoia armchairs, and the Barcelona seating by Mies van der Rohe are among the most iconic models of 20th-century design.
This selection brings together authentic vintage pieces of Knoll International furniture, carefully chosen for the quality of their materials, their state of preservation, and their historical significance in the evolution of modernist design.