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Knoll®

Florence Knoll Credenza

$8,067.00

Item No. 100560071

Florence Knoll Credenza - Two Position, Polished Chrome, Ebonized Oak, Polished Nero Marquina

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Knoll®

Florence Knoll Credenza

$8,067.00

Item No. 100560071

Ebonized Oak

White Lacquer

Medium Brown Mahogany

Satin Arabescato

Satin Carrara

Polished Arabescato

Polished Carrara

Polished Nero Marquina

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Florence Knoll Credenza

$8,067.00

When Florence Knoll couldn’t find a piece she needed, she designed it herself. Her Florence Knoll Credenza (1961) is a sleek storage solution for the living room, dining room, or workspace. Topped with marble, it’s available in two sizes, both with four drawers and a full-extension file drawer. The Four-Position Credenza adds two roomy storage cabinets. Made in Italy.

Four drawers, each with one removable partition.
One full-extension file drawer with metal bars for hanging files.
Four-Position Credenza has two storage cabinets with adjustable shelves.

Brand: Knoll®

Collection: Florence Knoll Collection

General Dimensions

25½" H 37½" W 18" D

Product Weight: 240 lbs

Assembly: Comes fully assembled

Warranty: 5-year warranty
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Dimensions

Four Position

Height (in): 25½
Width (in): 74¾
Depth (in): 18
Weight (lbs): 280

Two Position

Height (in): 25½
Width (in): 37½
Depth (in): 18
Weight (lbs): 240

Florence Knoll

One of the most innovative architects and designers of our time, Florence Knoll had a profound influence on more than 50 years of interiors. An early protégée of Eero Saarinen, Florence went on to study architecture at Cranbrook. She is famous for her philosophy of “total design,” and as the director of the Knoll Planning Unit she revolutionized interior space planning.

Florence Knoll Credenza