Florence Knoll Executive DeskWhen Florence Knoll couldnt find a piece she needed, she designed it herself. Believing that an executives desk should be a tool to facilitate communication, she designed her pedestal base Executive Desk (1961), first known as Model 2485, to serve as both a desk and table in order to promote collaboration. The final result is a sleek, spacious desk with a slim rosewood top, pencil drawers, and a sturdy steel base. Spacious design that serves as both a

Lustrous velvet dining chair by Caleb Zipperer evokes classic Italian designs of the 1960s and 1970s

Functional and stylish

Seats ten easy

Kofi is crafted of FSC-certified solid wood and topped with plain or reeded glass

Relaxation mode fully achieved

as a grounding presence in living rooms and bedrooms

and upholstered seat and back are gently scooped for comfortable support

Designed collaboratively with Jonah Takagi

brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec designed the Copenhague 90 Desk (2013) as part of a furniture series created for the University of Copenhagen

Isamu Noguchi’s Cyclone Table (1954) – named for its playful shape – caught the attention of Hans Knoll

Made in China

Designed to match our Bilquist Side Table and Bilquist Coffee Table