Power Play Armchair and Off Side Ottoman Series Power Play Armchair and Off Side Ottoman Set
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Knoll Power Play Armchair and Off Side Ottoman Series Designed by Frank Gehry An iconic architect whose works include the Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao, Spain, the Walt Disney Concert Hall of downtown Los Angeles and the Dancing House of Prague, Czech Republic, Frank Gehry has become a celebrity of modern design with creations that are edgy, dramatic and sometimes shocking. His collaboration with Knoll has produced instantly recognizable designs that assimilate equally well into the home or a museum. THE DESIGN | FEATURES AT A GLANCE | DIMENSIONS | ORDER WITH CONFIDENCE The Design Inspired by the woven construction of apple crates from his childhood, Frank Gehry used an interwoven maple strip design to form the eye-catching Power Play Armchair and Off Side Ottoman. Combining strength and sturdiness with flexibility and comfort, the Power Play Armchair and Off Side Ottoman boast a truly unique appearance that have earned accolades from the American Society of Interior Designers and Time Magazine alike, among many others. Available with or without upholstery, the Power Play Armchair and Off Side Ottoman are perfect complements and blend comfort and style effortlessly. Back to Top Features at a Glance: Design Year: 1992 -Set includes one chair and one ottoman -Frame constructed of hard white maple veneers in 2" wide, 1/34" thick strips laminated to 6 to 9-ply thickness -All wood grains run in one direction for higher resilience -Thermosetting glue provides structural rigidity without the need for metal connectors -Recessed screws connect seat and arm -Back of chair and slats flex for added comfort -Clear plastic glides with matte frost finish -Optional seat cushion snap locks underneath chair and is available in a variety of fabrics and leathers -Cushion comes in .75" thick high resiliency foam -Ottoman has one pair of legs that can be locked upright or folded underneath -Each chair comes stamped with the KnollStudio logo, Frank Gehry's signature
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