Knoll
Brno Chair
Tubular Frame
Price starting from € 1.476,00*
*Price valid for the version with tubular glossy chromed frame and with armrests not upholstered in leather – upholstery in fabric cat. G (cod. 245 ACR).
Author of great masterpieces of international design, Ludwig Mies van Der Rohe designs Brno using tubular polished chrome steel, a material that in 1930 was considered not very suitable for the world of furniture. Originally designed for the Tugendhat House, the artist's private home in the homonymous city of Brno, this chair soon became an icon of the twentieth century thanks to its simple and linear shapes, so harmonious that it did not need any further addition. The padded seat designed to ensure exceptional comfort is available in fabric or leather enriched by the company's precious range of colors. An object capable of adapting to any environment, from the living area to offices, without neglecting its use even in contract environments.
W.55 x D.63 x H.79 cm
Seat Height 44,5 cm
Armrest Height 66,5 cm
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Suggested versions (2)
Tubular Frame
Brno ChairPrice starting from
€ 1.476,00
Flat Frame
Brno ChairPrice starting from
€ 2.379,00
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The colors displayed, for technical reasons, are indicative and may differ from the actual finish. The price may vary in relation to the category / finish chosen. Contact us to receive a personalized quotation.
Cat. E – Annelise
05AN Sand
07AN Plume
08AN Pearl
09AN Sea Water
10AN Graphite
12AN Terracotta
20AN Marine
05AN Sand07AN Plume08AN Pearl09AN Sea Water10AN Graphite12AN Terracotta20AN MarineCat. C – Circle
01CI Steel
02CI Ivory
03CI Sand
04CI Dark Brown
05CI Alp Green
06CI Teal
07CI Lemon Curry
08CI Ginger
09CI Bordeaux
01CI Steel02CI Ivory03CI Sand04CI Dark Brown05CI Alp Green06CI Teal07CI Lemon Curry08CI Ginger09CI BordeauxCat. C – Explorer
06EX Light Beige
10EX Aubergine
17EX Navy
21EX Blue
26EX Sand
06EX Light Beige10EX Aubergine17EX Navy21EX Blue26EX SandCat. G – Crociera
14CRO Blue
35CRO Brown
52CRO Bluish Green
65CRO Ivory
14CRO Blue35CRO Brown52CRO Bluish Green65CRO IvoryCat. G – Hyle
01H Black
02H Grey
03H Dark Blue
04H Moss
05H Olive
06H Light Grey
07H Ice
01H Black02H Grey03H Dark Blue04H Moss05H Olive06H Light Grey07H IceCat. G – West
01WE White
03WE Light Grey
08WE Beige
101WE Ivory
10WE Grey
11WE Brown
19WE Light Brown
01WE White03WE Light Grey08WE Beige101WE Ivory10WE Grey11WE Brown19WE Light BrownCat. S – Divina 3
106
154
191
224
334
376
426
444
562
636
666
676
684
836
864
886
106154191224334376426444562636666676684836864886Cat. S – Divina Melange
120
170
260
280
471
581
731
821
120170260280471581731821Cat. S – Hallingdal 65
100
110
153
180
200
224
457
573
590
660
674
750
840
944
960
100110153180200224457573590660674750840944960Cat. S – Hermoso
001HER Ivory
003HER Light Taupe
011HER Dark Grey
012HER Grey
016HER Emerald Green
018HER Olive Green
020HER Copper
021HER Powder
023HER Night Blue
024HER Sky Blue
029HER Moss
031HER Gold
001HER Ivory003HER Light Taupe011HER Dark Grey012HER Grey016HER Emerald Green018HER Olive Green020HER Copper021HER Powder023HER Night Blue024HER Sky Blue029HER Moss031HER GoldCat. S – Tosca
02TOS Beech
09TOS Anthracite
14TOS Ice
16TOS Moss
17TOS Atlantic
18TOS Denim
22TOS Carnelian
24TOS Chestnut
02TOS Beech09TOS Anthracite14TOS Ice16TOS Moss17TOS Atlantic18TOS Denim22TOS Carnelian24TOS ChestnutThe colors displayed, for technical reasons, are indicative and may differ from the actual finish. The price may vary in relation to the category / finish chosen. Contact us to receive a personalized quotation.
Cat. W – Volo
Black
Coffee Bean
White
BlackCoffee BeanWhiteCat. X – Bellagio
BEL01 Black
BEL02 Dark Brown
BEL04 Cognac
BEL05 Taupe
BEL06 Charcoal
BEL07 Mink Grey
BEL12 Natural
BEL01 BlackBEL02 Dark BrownBEL04 CognacBEL05 TaupeBEL06 CharcoalBEL07 Mink GreyBEL12 NaturalCat. Y – Venezia
01 Black
04 Brown
06 Cognac
05 Dark Brown
03 Ivory
02 Natural
01 Black04 Brown06 Cognac05 Dark Brown03 Ivory02 NaturalArmrests Typology
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Landed in the United States at the beginning of the ‘30s, Hans Knoll, a young German-born son of a furniture-maker in Stuttgart, proposed to import into the new continent the modern European design, contemporary heritage of the Bauhaus. Died prematurely, his work was continued by his wife, Florence Knoll, who succeeded in establishing lasting partnerships with some of the greatest exponents of the modernist movement. Few years later the Knoll Associates was founded. Today, Knoll is not only a company of re-selling historic furnishings of great artistic value, but continues to innovate by offering creations of the major international design brands both in the home area and in the office furnitures sector.Read more
Designed by
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969) was one of the leading exponents of the Modern Movement, both in the field of architecture and design. His maxim “Less is More” can be considered the motto of this trend, constantly aimed at reducing decorative frills and looking for pure and functional forms. Born in Aachen, of humble origins (he was the son of a stonemason specializing in funeral monuments), Mies spent the most important years of his training in the studio of Peter Behrens, master of the Deutscher Werkbund, before starting a career on his own that will lead him to create iconic buildings such as the German Pavilion of the 1928 Barcelona Expo or, later, the Seagram Building in New York and the iconic Casa Farnsworth. He was director of the famous Bauhaus School from 1930 until it was closed by the Nazis, who also forced him to emigrate to the USA in the late 1930s. There he continued his career with great honors and met Florence Knoll, of whom he was master, who with his company still produces all the most famous furnishings he designed.Read more