Jonathan Olivares debuts plans to bring Knoll into the modern age, starting with its pavilion at Salone del Mobile 2023
’s ‘Wassily’ chair and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich’s ‘Barcelona’ chair both under trademarks in its control, the once-pioneering company had endured several years of uncertainty, including being acquired by Herman Miller for an epic $1.8bn in 2021, and keeping a relatively low profile before that. Jonathan Olivares at Knoll's New York showroom
The shake-up that Knoll supporters have been waiting for appears to have arrived with Olivares’ appointment. As a custodian of Knoll’s design legacy, Olivares has been tasked with overseeing future Knoll designs, which he plans to do with a community of international designers. And it all comes to fruition for the first time this month at.
‘Knoll has always forged its own path by looking outside of furniture, to architecture and interiors,’ says Olivares. ‘Much of Knoll’s furniture is also unfinished, in the sense that a client plays an active role in completing the pieces through the selection of discerning colours, finishes and materials. These are qualities we aim to build on.
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