Daybed sofa, grey fabric, black steel, by R. Grunow, Walter Knoll, Germany, 1950s.
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This daybed sofa, designed by Rolf Grunow for Walter Knoll in the 1950s, represents a refined example of German mid-century modernism. Its construction is defined by a black tubular steel frame that supports the elongated silhouette, highlighting the piece’s horizontal proportions. Both the seat and backrest are newly upholstered in a cool, light grey textile with a subtle, matte texture. The seat features a grid of shallow, geometric tufting, introducing a calm rhythm that complements the minimalist profile. The legs, bent at distinct angles, create a sense of lightness and the impression of the piece floating above the floor. The slightly reclined backrest can be folded down in a single motion, transforming the sofa into a daybed with a 200 x 80 cm reclining area. The sofa is in excellent restored condition, with all elements freshly refinished and authentically preserved.
This sofa resonates with the functionalist spirit of postwar Germany, where craftsmanship met the desire for simplicity and everyday comfort. Grunow’s design for Walter Knoll is a study in restraint and proportion—each detail follows the logic of usability and clarity of form. The cool grey upholstery and black steel frame evoke a sense of tranquility, with light softly diffused across the matte surface. It is a piece that tells the story of an
DIMENSION
Height76 cm
Width87 cm
Length205 cm
Dimension details
Length205 cm
Height76 cm
Width87 cm
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