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Table Desk by Florence Knoll for Knoll International, United States, 1960s
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Description
Knoll International table desk designed by Florence Knoll in 1961, originally conceived as a practical solution but now recognised as a minimalist design icon. This 1960s model features a sleek oval black-lacquered wooden top with a central cable management port, resting on a polished aluminum four-star base. Its clean lines and refined proportions reflect Knoll’s architectural sensibility and commitment to functionality. Ideal as a dining or conference table, it brings understated elegance to any interior. The surface reveals a beautiful open-grain texture, adding tactile depth to its modernist silhouette. Bears the original Knoll stamp for authenticity.
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