Florence Knoll Bassett modestly referred to her furniture designs as the “meat and potatoes” of interiors, and to this day they hold the same iconic American appeal as that most basic and functional of meals. Her Lounge Chair (1954) has the simple architectural lines and unparalleled construction of all modern classics. It’s designed to last a lifetime, featuring solid wood inner frame, polished chrome outer frame, and no-sag seat suspension.