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Item No. 100498436
Designed by Harry Bertoia

Bertoia Bird Chair

C$ 7,055.00
Item No. 100498436
Designed by Harry Bertoia

Bertoia Bird Chair

C$ 7,055.00
The Bird Chair is an astounding study in space, form and function by one of the master sculptors of the last century. Like Saarinen and Mies, Bertoia found sublime grace in an industrial material, elevating it beyond its normal utility into a work of art. Harry Bertoia’s wire chairs are among the most recognized achievements of mid-century modern design and a proud part of the Knoll heritage. More Details
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Bertoia Bird Chair
C$ 7,055.00
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Designer
Harry Bertoia
Collection
Bertoia Collection
General Dimensions
  • 40¼" H 38½" W 33" D
Product Weight
21 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
5-year warranty
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Item No.
100498436
Dimensions
Bertoia Bird Lounge Chair

Bertoia Bird Lounge Chair

  • Height (in): 40¼
  • Width (in): 38½
  • Depth (in): 33
  • Weight (lbs): 21
  • Seat Height (in): 14½
  • Welded steel rods
  • Polished chrome finish
  • Foam seat pad
  • Plastic floor glides
  • Cover attaches directly to the frame with hidden mono-filament and metal hooks
  • Notification of Filling Contents

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Harry Bertoia

Harry Bertoia

Italian sculptor and furniture designer Harry Bertoia and Florence Knoll (then Schust) met as students at Cranbrook Academy of Art. Upon joining the team at Knoll, Bertoia was given free rein to experiment with the medium of his choice. He chose metal. “When it came to rod or wire, whether bent or straight, I seemed to find myself at home,” he said.

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