Florence Knoll Table DeskWith typical modesty, Florence Knoll described her line of desks as the meat and potatoes she envisioned for office spaces. I did it because I needed the piece of furniture for a job and it wasnt there, so I designed it. While this may have been the motivation for the Table Desk (1961), the result is anything but a fill in piece. Perfectly proportioned and flawlessly detailed, it embodies Florence Knolls adherence to the teachings of her mentor, Mies

this coffee table design is softened by a curved-bottom tabletop sturdily set on two flat

featuring a smooth

airy lines of modern furniture into a durable outdoor dining table made from powder-coated aluminum

The Setu Chair (2009) has a patented kinematic spine that connects the back and seat into one continuous support

adding subtle texture to the wood's characteristically straight grain

Bubbly in shape with rounded legs of solid bleached oak and an oversized silhouette made for spreading out

Has a removable plug to accommodate an umbrella

The Sven in grass green velvet is what Anne of Green Gables would have put in her urban laneway house

Dark steel legs are molded into an unexpected demi-lune shape as a counterpoint to the plush linen seat

Eco-friendly

Tapered solid wood legs

half-moon pulls