







Knoll Florence Knoll Coffee Table Square
Manufacturer: Knoll | Designer: Florence Knoll, 1954
Architecture at Coffee Table Scale
Florence Knoll never considered herself a furniture designer. As head of the Knoll Planning Unit, she approached every interior as an architect would — with the room, the floor and the building as the primary concern. Furniture was designed when it was needed and nothing suitable existed. The coffee and end tables she designed in 1954 are a direct expression of that thinking: spare, geometric, and scaled-down translations of the modern architecture she had absorbed under Mies van der Rohe.
The chrome welded steel base is precise and unobtrusive. The top — available in polished plate glass or marble — sits cleanly above it. Five square sizes from 60cm to 140cm allow the table to anchor a seating group or serve as a side piece, depending on the configuration.
Specifications
- Dimensions (60cm): W60 × L60 × H35cm
- Dimensions (75cm): W75 × L75 × H35cm
- Dimensions (90cm): W90 × L90 × H35cm
- Dimensions (120cm): W120 × L120 × H35cm
- Dimensions (140cm): W140 × L140 × H35cm
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Top options: 15mm polished plate glass; or 20mm marble (polyester-coated) in the following finishes:
- Arabescato: white with grey veining
- Statuarietto
- Nero Marquina: rich black with white random veins
- Brown Emperador: random light brown and/or white veining
- Verde Alpi: green, hues vary in tone and intensity
- Marble finish: available in Gloss Coated or Satin Coated
- Base: welded steel frame and legs in polished chrome; also available in painted black — contact us for details
Also available as the Florence Knoll Coffee Table Rectangular. Part of the Florence Knoll Collection and Knoll Coffee Tables collections at Innes.
Original: $811.39
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Description
Manufacturer: Knoll | Designer: Florence Knoll, 1954
Architecture at Coffee Table Scale
Florence Knoll never considered herself a furniture designer. As head of the Knoll Planning Unit, she approached every interior as an architect would — with the room, the floor and the building as the primary concern. Furniture was designed when it was needed and nothing suitable existed. The coffee and end tables she designed in 1954 are a direct expression of that thinking: spare, geometric, and scaled-down translations of the modern architecture she had absorbed under Mies van der Rohe.
The chrome welded steel base is precise and unobtrusive. The top — available in polished plate glass or marble — sits cleanly above it. Five square sizes from 60cm to 140cm allow the table to anchor a seating group or serve as a side piece, depending on the configuration.
Specifications
- Dimensions (60cm): W60 × L60 × H35cm
- Dimensions (75cm): W75 × L75 × H35cm
- Dimensions (90cm): W90 × L90 × H35cm
- Dimensions (120cm): W120 × L120 × H35cm
- Dimensions (140cm): W140 × L140 × H35cm
-
Top options: 15mm polished plate glass; or 20mm marble (polyester-coated) in the following finishes:
- Arabescato: white with grey veining
- Statuarietto
- Nero Marquina: rich black with white random veins
- Brown Emperador: random light brown and/or white veining
- Verde Alpi: green, hues vary in tone and intensity
- Marble finish: available in Gloss Coated or Satin Coated
- Base: welded steel frame and legs in polished chrome; also available in painted black — contact us for details
Also available as the Florence Knoll Coffee Table Rectangular. Part of the Florence Knoll Collection and Knoll Coffee Tables collections at Innes.
























