1960s Model 121 W-1 Hanging Cabinet by Florence Knoll for Knoll Steel, Walnut, Lacquer, Plastic

1960s Model 121 W-1 Hanging Cabinet by Florence Knoll for Knoll Steel, Walnut, Lacquer, PlasticThis is a floating wall mount credenza, Model 121 W 1, initially designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll Inc. in 1956. This example dates to the early 1960s. The piece features a walnut case, and it has two lacquered wood drop down doors, revealing adjustable shelves and open storage (no shelves are shown, though we may have some of the original shelves, feel free to inquire). The frame of the piece is steel, and it has nice quality leather pulls. The

The table is in very good to excellent condition with some wear from use

The stainless steel frame is in terrific shape and upholstery shows only light wear

though are guaranteed as authentic

The design sports a solid yet lightweight aluminum frame

The price listed is for one chair

These chairs were ordered with blue/green laminate seats and birch plywood construction

designed by Jean-Marie Massaud and produced by Arper in Italy

The leather shows some wear from use

which came out of an office in North Carolina

The matte black powder-coated steel frame is in terrific shape

The details were all hand polished and beautifully done

This was one of Charles and Ray Eames first major commissions and this splint has become an iconic design