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Maple and Walnut Armchair, Model 645, by Lewis Butler for Knoll Associates
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Description
Created in 1955 by Lewis Butler, senior designer and later head of Knoll’s Planning Unit, this lounge chair, model 645, features a dynamic but clean-lined frame of maple into which are set angled planks of walnut plywood to form the seat and backrest. Upholstered pillows provide further comfort.
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