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Item No. 458818
Designed by Harry Bertoia

Bertoia Bench

Price reduced from $3,414.00 to $2,560.50 25% off
Item No. 458818
Designed by Harry Bertoia

Bertoia Bench

Price reduced from $3,414.00 to $2,560.50 25% off
This simple design was the first piece of furniture created by Harry Bertoia for Knoll. Although the bench does not have the signature wire grid of his seating collection, the welded wire base shows an early exploration of the material and foreshadows what was to follow. The bench also makes a great coffee table. More Details
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Bertoia Bench
Bertoia Bench
Bertoia Bench
Price reduced from $3,414.00 to $2,560.50 25% off
Price reduced from $3,414.00 to $2,560.50 25% off
Details
Details
  • Bench slats are solid wood and are pre-treated to help prevent sagging and warping.
  • Base is constructed of welded steel rods and finished in polished chrome.
  • Plastic glides included on sled base to protect floors.
  • Knoll logo is stamped into the base of the bench.
Designer
Harry Bertoia
Collection
Bertoia Collection
General Dimensions
  • 15¼" H 72" W 19" D
Product Weight
32 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
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1-year warranty
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Item No.
458818
Dimensions

Bertoia Bench

  • Height (in): 15¼
  • Width (in): 72
  • Depth (in): 19
  • Weight (lbs): 32
  • Seat Height (in): 15¼

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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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