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1966 Lounge Chair with Arm

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1966 Lounge Chair with Arm

Knoll for Business
From ฿87,200
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Designed in 1966, Richard Schultz’s outdoor collection is regarded as the first modern outdoor furniture and has been the category standard ever since. The aluminum frame is resilient to weather, while the mesh seat permits airflow to keep you cool.

In the late 1950s, Richard Schultz received an envelope filled with rusted bolts from Florence Knoll, who was spending time at her Florida home. She tasked Schultz with the job of designing elegant outdoor furniture that could withstand corrosive sea air, season after season. Introduced in March 1966, the Leisure Collection, now called the 1966 Collection, was described by Schultz as “a breath of fresh air” for modernists. “Outdoor chairs should be enhanced by the elements,” he said. “Wind, sun, and rain should pass freely through, and they should breathe.” And breathe they do, all these years later.

Weather-resistant polyester powder-coated finish.
Breathable woven mesh.
Waterfall seat edge for added comfort.
Fitted cover sold separately.

1966 Lounge Chair with Arm

Brand
Knoll for Business Explore Brand
Collection
1966 Collection
Designer
Richard Schultz
Category
Outdoor Sofas, Lounge Chairs, Chaise Lounges
Status
For Order
Dimensions (cm)

W66 x D72 x H66

From ฿87,200
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.
Richard Schultz

Richard Schultz

Richard Schultz is an American furniture designer known for his influence on outdoor furniture. He studied mechanical engineering and design at Iowa State University and the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. By 1992, Richard Schultz Designs; his independent brand, had reintroduced the 1966 collection after undergoing further development. Between 1992 and the 2012, Richard Schultz Designs prototyped and developed a number of novel outdoor pieces, including the 2002 Collection and Topiary series (1997). Schultz died on September 28, 2021.