1989 Ginotta Arm Chair by Enrico Franzolini for Crassevig Wood, Steel Design Objects designed by Florence Knoll in

designed by Florence Knoll in 1960 for Knoll International

the wood is rich and moist

They feature an exposed solid walnut frame and have thick grey fabric upholstery

It is one solid piece but remains lightweight

These particular chairs use the language of cantilevered steel tubular chairs from the bauhaus and reinterpret them in a modern context

1989 Ginotta Arm Chair by Enrico Franzolini for Crassevig Wood, Steel Design Objects designed by Florence Knoll inThis is a Ginotta Arm Chair, designed by Enrico Franzolini for Crassevig in 1989. This piece was manufactured in Italy and imported to the USA for distribution by Knoll. Its simple sculptural design features a frame of bent plywood, and a shell in veneered plywood. It has arm supports in chrome plated steel, and this example has a warm tan front. The chair measures 20. 5 inches deep, 22. 5 inches wide, and 32. 7 inches high. It has an arm height of