Knoll Unveils New Collaborations and Product Expansions at Salone del Mobile 2026
- Apr 23
- 2 min read
Knoll is presenting a series of new collaborations and product updates at Salone del Mobile 2026 in Milan, highlighting its focus on material exploration and partnerships with artists, designers, and architects.
The company has introduced a new table collection by artist Dozie Kanu, additions to the Muecke Wood collection by Jonathan Muecke, and an expanded Biboni seating line by architecture firm Johnston Marklee. These pieces are shown within a pavilion designed by OFFICE, which is built using repurposed, recycled, and fully recyclable materials.
MillerKnoll, Knoll’s parent company, is also serving as Main Partner of a Triennale Milano exhibition honoring designers Lella and Massimo Vignelli, lending archival works that trace the Vignellis’ role in shaping Knoll’s graphic and corporate identity.
Dozie Kanu Debuts Table Collection
Dozie Kanu’s first collection for Knoll, a series of console, coffee, and side tables, forms the centerpiece of the brand’s presentation at the fair. The designs combine steel rods with leather tops and fringe tassels, creating tables that reveal and conceal surrounding objects as the tassels move.
Kanu references his Nigerian heritage, Texas upbringing, and current base in Santarem, Portugal in the collection, drawing on influences such as African drums, ceremonial dress, and cowboy culture. The tables are available in bronze or manganese metallic finishes with leather tops.
Muecke Wood Collection and Biboni Seating Expanded
Knoll is extending the Muecke Wood collection by Jonathan Muecke with four new pieces, including a lounge chair, ottoman, coffee table, and side table. The designs build on the dining collection introduced in 2025 and continue Muecke’s focus on material, repetition, and structure.
The Biboni collection by Johnston Marklee is also expanding, adding a lounge chair and ottoman to the existing sofa. The sofa now comes with a deeper seat and new sectional options, further exploring the firm’s approach to shaping space through volume and curvature.
Morrison Hannah Chair Returns to European Market
The Morrison Hannah Chair, originally designed in 1973 by Andrew Morrison and Bruce Hannah, is being highlighted at Salone del Mobile following its reintroduction in North America in 2024. The chair is now available to order in Europe, with updated ergonomics, foam, and tilt range intended for hybrid work, hospitality, and home settings.
For more details on the products shown at Salone del Mobile 2026, visit Knoll online.