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Hans Wegner (2 April 1914 – 26 January 2007):

The cabinet-maker and furniture designer and one of the principals of 'Danish Modern'. He is one of the Danish designers who has achieved world fame. Wegner is a meticulous and admired craftsman and his furniture is a combination of good, solid details rooted in the tradition of the craftsmanship he highly regards.

Fritz Hansen has manufactured the China Chair™ since 1944 and in 2008 the China Chair™ was introduced in a new black variety.

Often called the "master of the chair," this Danish designer created over 500 chair designs, including the internationally recognised Wishbone chair.

Celebrating the (final!) arrival of Spring with Fritz Hansen Series 7 Panton Colours. 🌸

In 2026, Fritz Hansen marks the 100th anniversary of Danish design visionary Verner Panton with Series 7™ – Verner Panton 100. This special re-edition brings back four warm tones from the colour palette Panton created for Arne Jacobsen’s Series 7™ in the early 1970s.

The colours - Yellow, Orange, Red, and Brown - are reintroduced. And just in time for Spring.

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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe – Pioneering architect and designer born March 27, so a belated celebration of this Iconic designer.

Architecture is a language; when you are very good you can be a poet.

Regarded as one of the most important figures in architectural history, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe defined modernism with his iconic “less is more” philosophy.

Mies’ influence extended beyond buildings. Mentoring a young Florence Knoll, he granted her exclusive rights in 1948 to produce his furniture designs — including the Barcelona collection, the Brno Chair, and the MR series — cementing his legacy in both architecture and design.
Less truly became more.
Shop this celebrated collection by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe at Couch Potato Company

Happy St Patricks Day
“Green looks good today.”

Celebrating the colour of the day with iconic design pieces.



• Pastil Chair
• Moss Rug
• Series 7
• Florence Knoll Sofa
• Quilton 3 Seater
• Ängsmark Jun Rug
• Ball Chair by
• Vind Table & Armchair

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Happy Mother’s Day to the creators, the builders, and the visionaries.
Your work inspires us, and your strength moves us.

Today we honor the women who shaped the spaces we call home — the designers, makers, visionaries, and mothers who transformed furniture into art and functionality into beauty.

From the timeless elegance of Ray Eames, who redefined modern living alongside Charles Eames,
to the groundbreaking leadership of Florence Knoll, who brought architectural clarity to interiors,
to the sculptural brilliance of Lina Bo Bardi, who infused humanity into modernism; and Cini Boeri, the Italian architect and industrial designer who designed several showrooms and furniture collections for Knoll.

These women designed more than furniture.
They designed environments for connection, comfort, and family.
Mid-century modern wasn’t just a style — it was a reimagining of home. And at its heart was the celebration of living beautifully and intentionally.
Today, we celebrate the mothers who create warmth in our spaces and the women designers whose legacy continues to inspire.

Boeri

Harry Bertoia – Born March 10 1915

A metalworker ahead of his time, Bertoia blurred the lines between art, design, and music. From wearable sculptural jewelry to the iconic Diamond Chair, massive public installations, and the Sonambient sounding sculptures, his work spans delicate wire to monumental forms.

He believed art came from “the great Oneness,” needing no title to speak for itself. Today, Knoll continues his legacy, keeping Bertoia’s innovation and beauty alive — including the Asymmetric Lounge, realised decades after his first experiments.
From chairs to gongs, monotypes to fountains, Bertoia’s creations remind us: design is everywhere, and every piece tells a story.

Celebrating International Women’s Day 🤩

Today we celebrate the visionary women who have shaped Mid-Century Modern and contemporary furniture design—bringing innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty into the spaces we live in.

From the sculptural elegance of Ray Eames and the pioneering vision of Florence Knoll to the architectural thinking of Lina Bo Bardi and the iconic Scandinavian work of Nanna Ditzel, women have played a powerful role in defining modern design.

Their legacy continues through collaborations with leading brands such as Fritz Hansen, Kasthall, and HAY—working with inspiring designers including Cecilie Manz, Ilse Crawford, Patricia Urquiola, and Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg, whose work in textile and rug design has helped shape contemporary interiors through colour, material, and craftsmanship.

On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate the creativity, influence, and lasting impact of women designers—past and present—who continue to shape the world of furniture and interiors.

Here’s to the women who designed the past, shape the present, and inspire the future! ❤️

Frank Gehry was born on February 28, 1929. He is a renowned Canadian-American architect and designer, known for a unique style that is typically categorized as deconstructivism rather than Mid-Century Modernism.

Gehry created his bentwood furniture collection for Knoll in 1992. Inspired by the surprising strength of a wooden bushel basket, he sought to fully integrate material and design, creating a structurally and aesthetically light masterpiece. And so the Power Play Club, Hat Trick and the Cross Check Arm chairs were born.

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The Bubble Chair was designed by Eero Aarnio in 1968 and it has since become an iconic piece for its delicate looks.
Find the original Bubble Chair at .com the official retailer in the UK.

*New!*
Respecting the Original, the new form of the Pastil was brought to life in strong collaboration with Eero Aarnio and his family. The new colour scheme and soft texture speaks to today´s design values: comfort, tactility, longevity and a sense of calm.

Deliveries starting this spring!

Fun fact. The designer of Knoll's latest creations, Willo Perron, is a longtime collaborator of music icon Rhianna, including the Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show (2023). Perron also designed the floating platforms and the "brutally present" red stage for her 2023 performance.
With the Pillo sofa, Perron translates the designer’s distinct perspective to an unexpected form- a stack of oversized pillows—that offers unforgettable comfort.

Knoll Perron Pillo Sofa and Lounge Chair
Biboni Sofa and Wassily Chair
Perron Bun Lounge Chair and Ottoman

Designed with love, crafted for comfort.
Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️