New collections

In his first commercial collaboration with Knoll, Dozie Kanu draws on influences from Nigerian craft and Texas cowboy culture to take a typically static object and turn it into an animated experience. Steel rods are paired with taut leather and hanging tassels that move with the slightest stimulation, giving fleeting glimpses of objects underneath or adjacent.

Building on the success of the Muecke Dining Collection introduced at Salone 2025, Jonathan Muecke has created a Lounge Chair, Ottoman, Coffee Table, and Side Table—four new pieces that feel both raw and intentional with their rigorous yet inviting forms. A distinct joinery system unifies the collection, and it is through the repetition of this shape that Muecke creates spatial stability.

The Biboni Collection has been expanded to include a Lounge Chair, Ottoman, and Open End Sofa. In addition, the sofas and sectionals are now offered in a choice of two seat depths. Designed by Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee of architecture firm Johnston Marklee, the Biboni Collection captures the spirit of their work and relates to the human body by shaping space into volumes, voids, and curves.

Now available in Europe as well as North America, the contemporary revival of the Morrison Hannah Chair makes an important chapter in design history accessible once more. Designed by Andrew Morrison and Bruce Hannah in 1973, the chair has been reengineered to meet myriad needs, from working to dining to hobbies, and its intuitive height adjustment and holistic ergonomics deliver comfort without fuss.