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1977 Pearson Executive Chair by Max Pearson for Knoll 3x Available Sold circular detail connecting the backrest

1977 Pearson Executive Chair by Max Pearson for Knoll 3x Available Sold circular detail connecting the backrestThis is a Pearson Executive Chair, designed in 1966 by Max Pearson for Knoll. While Pearson had worked for Knoll for several years behind the scenes, this was first debuted in his first solo seating collection. It features a channel stitched padded upholstered seat, and sits on an X form base with casters. The silhouette draws its inspiration from the designs of both Eero Saarinen and Charles Pollock. The price listed is for one Pearson Executive

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Description

circular detail connecting the backrest to the frames

and its design offers a ring-shaped footrest

Faerch was a designer

The arm height is 20

though no labels remain

1977 Pearson Executive Chair by Max Pearson for Knoll 3x Available Sold circular detail connecting the backrestThis is a Pearson Executive Chair, designed in 1966 by Max Pearson for Knoll. While Pearson had worked for Knoll for several years behind the scenes, this was first debuted in his first solo seating collection. It features a channel stitched padded upholstered seat, and sits on an X form base with casters. The silhouette draws its inspiration from the designs of both Eero Saarinen and Charles Pollock. The price listed is for one Pearson Executive

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