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Brno Chair - vintage Knoll originals

Scott Howard is pleased to offer a selection of pre-used vintage Knoll chairs.

The chairs shown on this page are guaranteed to be original vintage Knoll products, which have been pre-used by others and are available from our UK held stocks in a variety of models and colours.

For more information, please telephone 020 7724 1130 to discuss which models are currently in stock and to discuss the options available.

Pre-used vintage Knoll Brno chair, first designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1930

Pre-used vintage Knoll original Brno chair, first designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1930, finished in red leather with polished metal frame.

Available from UK stocks.

Our price for this chair £POA

Pre-used Knoll original vintage Brno chair designed by Mies van der Rohe

All our pre-used vintage original Knoll products are supplied with a Scott Howard Lifetime Guarantee.

These used chairs are bought in "As Seen" condition and only available while stocks last.

For the avoidance of doubt and to ensure that we are completely open and honest with our customers, we would like to make the following points:

Scott Howard has never been an authorised distributor of Knoll products.
As we currently hold stocks of genuine vintage Knoll chairs at our UK warehouse, we are happy to offer these pre-used products for sale.
The trade marks Florence Knoll, Mies van der Rohe, Bertoia, Tulip, Eerio Saarinen and Wassily are all registered trade marks belonging to Knoll International Inc.

Having made these points, Scott Howard is more than happy to recommend pre-used Knoll products to all of our customers, as we hold the company in the highest regard and are happy to sell any vintage pre-used examples of their products we can source.

Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe (1886-1969)

Born in Germany and trained in the family stonemasonry business, the architecture and design of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe became iconic of the cool, minimalist international style from the first half of the century.

A member of the "Novembergruppe," an organization intent on expanding the scope and impact of modernism, Mies spent the first part of the 1920s designing buildings in this style. In 1927 the design and patent for his tubular steel cantilevered chair started to bring him into the international spotlight.

The most famous of his pieces is the 'Barcelona' chair; the outward appearance replaced the cosy qualities of a large upholstered armchair with a smaller and more streamlined chair.

Mies van der Rohe was director of the Bauhaus school in Berlin from 1930-32, and moved to Chicago in 1938, where he taught architecture at the Armour Institute. He designed the Seagram Building in New York (1962-67), a glass and steel building infused with the same affinity for balance and sleek visual form as his furniture.

*** Special prices available upon request ***
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