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Newson Task

Item #881

Tailored to fit your body and designed to reflect your style, the Newson Task chair supports your ambitions with a quiet confidence. With your personality and comfort at the forefront, Newson Task empowers you to take on anything.​

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Details

Features
  • Standard adjustments include:
    • Height
    • Seat depth
    • Arm
    • Tilt tension control
    • Tilt tension limiter
  • This chair has been tested and is approved for use by individuals weighing up to 300 pounds
  • This chair is warranted for 12 years, 24-hour, 7 days a week, multi shift use. See Knoll Selling Policy for further details, conditions and exclusions
  • Weight: 47 lbs
Sustainable Design and Environmental Certification
  • BIFMA and Clean Air Gold Certification in progress
  • Visit Ecomedes to learn more about product certifications and sustainable design at Knoll.

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Marc Newson has been described as one of the most influential designers of his generation. He has worked across a wide range of disciplines, creating everything from furniture and household objects to bicycles and cars, private and commercial aircraft, yachts, various architectural commissions, and signature sculptural pieces for clients across the globe. His clients include many of the best known and most prestigious brands in the world - from manufacturing and technology to transportation, fashion and the luxury goods sector.

Born in Sydney in 1963, Newson spent much of his childhood travelling in Europe and Asia. He started experimenting with furniture design as a student and with the aid of an Australian Crafts Council grant, staged his first exhibition. By the age of 25, he had created the now famous Lockheed Lounge which has set four world record prices at auction for work created by a living designer.

His work is present in many major museum collections, including the MoMA in New York, London’s Design Museum and the V&A, the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris and the Vitra Design Museum, Germany. He is the only designer represented by Gagosian Gallery.