1966 Dining Chair Knoll

The 1966 Dining Chair for brand Knoll, like the other items from the 1966 Collection, was designed by Richard Schultz to furnish the outdoor spaces of Florence Knoll’s house in Florida. The entire collection is considered a symbol of outdoor furniture, and it’s not a surprise that it became a part of the permanent exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

The chair features an aluminium structure and a vinyl seat and backrest and it includes some stainless steel elements. The powder coating allows the 1966 Dining Chair to be in the most varied colours, such as the vibrant tones of orange and lime green.

The chair is available with or without arms.