Pollock armchair by Charles Pollock, Knoll, United States, circa 1963

Pollock chair designed by Charles Pollock in the early 1960s and produced by Knoll in the United States. The chair features a polished aluminium four-legged base, a technical and aesthetic signature of the model. The generously padded seat and backrest are covered in black leather, creating an elegant contrast with the reflective aluminium structure. The design combines geometric clarity and controlled comfort, reflecting Charles Pollock's modernist approach, balancing functionality, sobriety, and industrial quality. The well-proportioned silhouette and visual continuity between the structure and upholstery give the chair a strong presence, suitable for both domestic interiors and offices or reception areas. The Pollock chair stands as an iconic example of post-war American design, symbolic of executive seating and the enduring collaboration between Charles Pollock and Knoll around timeless and durable furniture. Manufacturer: Knoll, United States.