This week, Knoll New York celebrated the opening of its new flagship showroom and offices.
The company’s return to the same neighborhood where Hans and Florence opened their first showroom in 1938 acknowledges the company’s roots in workplace design.
Modern always embodies the essence of Knoll design innovation and the Knoll brand—past, present and future—since the company’s founding in 1938.
This year, Knoll celebrates its 75th anniversary at Neocon 2013, with a range of new products and planning approaches that celebrate classic and contemporary Knoll design.
Among Knoll’s roster of superstar architects, furniture designers and modern masters, is a set of fathers and sons and grandfathers.
Here is an excerpt of the “Knoll family album.”
Presented at the 55th Venice Art Biennale ( 2013) at the Palazzo Cavalli Franchetti, San Marco, Ron Arads’ “Last Train” is an interactive work in which the London-based creative has designed a Steinmetz diamond ring which features the precious stones in an ‘X’ formation.