Pollock Arm Chair Knoll

The Pollock Arm Chair by Charles Pollock for brand Knoll was conceived as a perfect union of leather and metal.

The long tubular legs in steel with a polished chrome finishend at the height of the armrests in black painted aluminium.

The seat-backrest complex is in leather and it is completed by an upholstered foam pad. The leathers can be chosen among many possibilities.

The Pollock Arm Chair, created in 1960 by a young designer who already showed an extraordinary command of shape, became an icon of great importance. Charles Pollock presented his projects to Florence Knoll after he had studied at the Pratt Institute and had cooperated with George Nelson.