Walter Knoll Votteler stool
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Walter Knoll Votteler Hocker
Designer and architect Arno Votteler (1929–2020) is one of the most important German designers and interior architects of the 20th century.
- Wood construction
- Base frame: steel
- 4-leg base frame
- Upholstery: cold foam with wadding cover
Dimensions (W × D × H): 52.5 x 44.5 x 40.5 cm
For further information on the product and the entire collection, please refer to the enclosed documents, which contain supplementary product details, selected catalogues and notes on care and value preservation.
Cold foam: Cold foam is a high-quality, dimensionally stable upholstery foam distinguished by its particular elasticity and resilience. It adapts comfortably to the body without losing its shape. In high-quality upholstered furniture, cold foam provides precise, comfortable and durably shape-retaining seating. After being loaded, the material quickly returns to its original shape, resulting in fewer permanent seat impressions, so the cushion retains its characteristic shape.
Note: Leather hides are selected by specialists according to strict criteria and high inspection standards. Leather naturally has soft and firm sections of skin, which may be processed alongside one another. It expands through body heat and moisture during use. This gives rise to a certain degree of waves and creases (so-called seat impressions). Favourite seats show this particularly clearly. This adjustment process is largely complete after a few weeks. Any further stretching is minimal and inconspicuous. Depending on the tanning method, dyeing and surface treatment, leather has a characteristic odour at first, which noticeably fades over the course of a few weeks. This can be accelerated by airing the room. Walter Knoll uses several hides (between five and seven) for one upholstered suite. No hide is identical to another. Insect bites, small injuries from fences or marks from fighting leave small scars on the cowhide, which can be found again in the leather. Fattening creases are a sign of the animal's health and good nutrition. These material-typical characteristics do not affect the quality of the leather furniture. Differences in sheen, colour and texture within a single hide and between the cut pieces of a cover are also characteristic and typical of leather furniture.
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