Celebrating its 80th anniversary in the beautifully presented Knoll showroom space at Piazza Bertarelli, Knoll showed ts’ latest collections by Piero Lissoni and Marc Newson, alongside a number of re-imagined iconic designs, reaffirming the brand’s global creative vision.
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For the 56th edition of the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan, Knoll presents new collections and iconic designs, which collectively reaffirm the creative vision that has made the company a world-famous brand.
Well prepared Interni magazine Article published for the Salone
The Knolls and their collaborators envisioned a world that could transform society for the better through integrated design principles. While the scope of our work has evolved since their time as the world has changed, we continue to be driven by a rigorous process, shared experience and a distinct modern sensibility.
Our task is to ensure that Knoll remains vital and synonymous with good design for generations to come.
Knoll is Modern Always® because modern always works.
In keeping with the motto “Modern Always,” Knoll presents new designs alongside its modern classics designed by architects like Florence Knoll, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Eero Saarinen and Harry Bertoia, reflecting the determination to always offer innovative ideas, regardless of passing fashions – ideas that last in time.
Modern always embodies the essence of Knoll design innovation and the Knoll brand—past, present and future—since the company’s founding in 1938.
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