Knoll - Modern Furniture Design for the Office & Home
WEBKnoll uses modern design to connect people with their work, lives and world - browse & shop our entire furniture & textile collection for your home or office.
Knoll Office | Knoll
WEBFor five decades Knoll has advanced the evolution of open office systems, including the first panel systems that combine technical performance with the elegance of fine furniture; spine with mobile elements that enable rapid reconfiguration; and object-based collections that encourage collaboration and evolve the modern workplace.
WEB(based on January 6, 2020, commercial price list) Published June 2021 Multipurpose Seating Plex® Lounge Furniture
Living With: Dirk Lohan - Knoll
WEBAccompanying the memories is a vast collection of Mies furniture. The Lohans host dinner parties at a dining table famously designed and owned by Mies. Tan leather MR Chairs ring its perimeter.
WEB(based on January 6, 2020, commercial price list) Published August 2021 Multipurpose Seating Verus® Chairs
Knoll Workplace
WEBDiscover how Knoll furniture comes together to create inspired modern interiors throughout the home.
WEB(based on January 6, 2020, commercial price list) Published June 2021 Multipurpose Seating Caper® Chairs
Private Office Workplace Collections & Furniture Systems | Design ...
WEBKnoll furniture systems combine performance features, clean lines and quality materials to deliver nimble private offices that support today's technology-rich, collaboration-focused workplace.
Knoll Office Tables & Desks | Knoll
WEBWhether you are a commercial, educational, healthcare or government organization, we can help you achieve your workplace goals with an unmatched collection of products across a constellation of brands.
Womb™ Settee - Original Design | Knoll
WEBLike many of Saarinen’s furniture designs, the Womb Settee required production techniques and materials still in the infancy of their existence. Intended to stand up to heavy use within a corporate interior, the flexibility of the plastic shell, an asset in the Model 70 and 72 designs, proved problematic in the Model 73.