8 Noteworthy Neocon Furnishings
Dorothy Cosonas of KnollTextiles
Product: Catwalk
Standout: The fabric expert marks its 70th anniversary by opening
a window pane to the past: a wool blend adapted from two circa 1978 patterns. knoll.com
Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby for Vitra International
Product: Pacific
Standout: While some mechanism-laden office chairs resemble contraptions, Barber & Osgerby conceals the controls while preserving ergonomic performance. vitra.com
Toan Nguyen for Teknion
Product: Dual
Standout: Molded in urethane foam, over steel, the lounger’s gently pitched back encourages relaxation while enabling interaction. teknion.com
Jonathan Prestwich for Davis Furniture
Product: Q6
Standout: Sweeping seating, sheltering screens, and spot-on surfaces interface in a modular system intended for super-versatile applications. davisfurniture.com
Product: Focus In
Standout: Mini-prints, curvilinear lines, and architectural grids give the multi-fiber family the stylistic agility to adapt to variable environments. luumtextiles.com
David Oakey for Interface
Product: Human Connections
Standout: Natural elements juxtaposed against gritty urban grids create space-defining carpet tiles that, despite the simulation, gather no moss. interface.com
Marcus Keichel and Julia Läufer for Lammhults Möbel
Product: Aperi
Standout: The welcoming profile of the sculptural chairs by Läufer + Keichel strikes a balance between lifestyle and workstyle, softness and support. Through ICF Group. icfsource.com
Francesc Rifé for José Martínez Medina
Product: HO Cube and Tap
Standout: The acronym stands for home office, but the pop-up wood-veneer desk is equally fitting in quick-change corporate spaces, as are the wool stools with leather handle. jmm.es
