Perforated and screen-printed seat, original two-tone variant. Kohn armchair known as “B9”, or “Le Corbusier”… When it was created, it was classified as an office armchair (No. 712 at Kohn from 1898, then No. 9/109 at Thonet from 1904), it became a great classic bentwood furniture and a “universal” seat made by all manufacturers in Europe. It was when Le Corbusier rediscovered him in 1920 that he took that of the architect as his usual name. Kohn sometimes contrasted, perhaps for specific orders, shades on the same piece (two, exceptionally 3 shades). Here we have a patina under shellac in the color “beech-natural” and “dark walnut” Diameter: 45 cm, Total width: 58 cm, Seat height 47 cm, Total height: 80 cm Stamp and label on the reverse of the seat. More photos and information on request. Delivery France and Europe or collection from Alsace. Type: Armchair Sub-type: Office Material: Beech Style: Bentwood Color: Two Brand: KOHN Number of pieces: 1 Origin: Austria Period: 20th century design