Walter Knoll
Sen Armchair
The union of opposites is often a source of enrichment and new ideas. This is exactly what happened with Sen, an armchair by Walter Knoll that has been able to coordinate a simple and absolutely essential structure with an abundant and structured seat, comfortable and full of volumes. The union of these two ideas has generated a design element with an elegant and refined cut, perfect for those looking for a touch of uniqueness within their living space. The sophisticated line also places Sen in studios and waiting rooms, making it particularly suitable for those who want to furnish common spaces with taste.
W.61 x D.84 x H.69 cm
Seat Height 37 cm
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Walter Knoll is one of the most important names in the world of German design furniture. It has a history of over a hundred years full of moments of glory and is still ranked first among the furniture brands in the prestigious list of "Top 50 German Brands in the luxury sector" spread every year in the Luxury Business Report, in which surpasses even giants automotive like Porsche and BMW. The Walter Knoll catalog covers all areas of the house, from the dining area to the bedroom and the living room, with a particular focus on upholstered furniture. The Walter Knoll office furniture collection is also very relevant, especially in its selection of high-class executive armchairs.Read more
Designed by
Kengo Kuma
Kengo Kuma (1954-) is one of the most renowned contemporary Japanese architects. He is considered the great master of the current called "contextual architecture": his projects are always conceived in such a way as to blend harmoniously with the surrounding natural environment. Deeply linked to the Japanese artisan tradition, he has developed a design that contrasts with the omnipresence of concrete typical of contemporary Western projects: Kuma loves to use a great variety of materials for his projects, often suggested directly by the landscape context in which his buildings will be immersed. First of all, the wood, as in the GC Prostho Museum Research Center in Kasugai (2010), in the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center in Tokyo (2012) or in the V&A Museum in Dundee (2018). On an even more monumental scale is the Japanese National Stadium, built in Tokyo for the Olympics scheduled for 2020. Alongside the activity in his studio Kengo Kuma Associates, founded in 1990, he also carries out an important educational activity through Chair of Architecture at the University of Tokyo. The occasions on which he tried his hand as a product designer are much rarer: in addition to a fruitful collaboration with Salvatori, his products are also available in the brands of brands such as Walter Knoll, Gan and Rotaliana.
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