1966 Lounge Chair Knoll

The 1966 Lounge Chair, designed by Richard Schultz for brand Knoll, is an icon from the 1966 Collection. This group of items, initially known as the Leisure Collection, was created for Florence Knoll’s house in Florida and it became the symbol of a new aesthetic vision of outdoor furniture.

The Lounge Chair’s clean lines and proportions make it perfect for moments of relaxation: the chair is a breath of fresh air for all the lovers of modern design.

The 1966 Lounge Chair’s elegant structure is in powder-coated aluminium, which is resistant to corrosion. The backrest and the seat, slightly inclined backwards and made of woven plastic material, are breathable and ideal to keep the body cool.