Suzanne Huguenin

She had very little training when she started out, and worked as an assistant to Eszter Haraszty at Knoll and eventually replaced her as head of the company. In 1958, she made a great contribution to the textile industry: Nylon Homespun fabric, a stretchy and very durable upholstery for furniture.

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