Walter Knoll Fabricius sofa
Precise in its metalwork, high-quality in its surfaces: the armrest and supporting structure frame the inserted seat and give the chair a particular lightness and slender silhouette. As a solitary piece or combined with the matching tables and sofas, the Fabricius suits lounges, lobbies and private living areas. The Fabricius chair and sofa stand for a piece of furniture history. The designs from the 1970s combine the clear tradition of Scandinavian design and functional form with the relaxed character of casual seating comfort. The programme owes its name to its creator: the Danish interior designer Preben Fabricius, one of the most important representatives of Danish Design and Danish modernism.
- Profiled steel frame
- Upholstery: back and seat support covered; loose seat and back cushions, chambered inner cover with spring filling
- Armrests: with covers in leather the armrests match the body; with covers in fabric the armrests are in leather Congress Black
- Seat height: 41 cm
- Seat depth: 50 cm
- Armrest height: 56 cm
Dimensions (W × D × H): 208 x 78 x 78 cm
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Note: the leather hides are selected by specialists to strict specifications and high inspection standards. By nature, leather has soft and firm areas of hide, which may also be worked next to one another. It stretches through body heat and moisture during use. This creates a certain degree of waves and creases (known as seat hollows). Favourite spots show this particularly clearly. This adaptation process is largely complete after a few weeks. Further stretching is minimal and inconspicuous. Depending on the tanning method, dyeing and surface treatment, leather initially has a smell typical of the material. It decreases noticeably over the course of a few weeks. Airing can speed this up. Walter Knoll uses several leather hides for one upholstered group (between five and seven). No hide is like another. Insect bites, small injuries from fences or traces of fighting leave small scars on the cowhide that you may rediscover in the leather. Growth folds are a sign of the animal's health and good nutrition. These material-typical characteristics do not impair the quality of leather furniture. Differences in sheen, colour and structure within one hide and between the cut parts of a cover are also characteristic and typical of leather furniture.

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