8 Standout Products from NeoCon 2022

Take a look at these workplace essentials spotted at NeoCon, from a chic modular sofa to a portable—and playful—outdoor light.

Õru by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World

The Interior Design Hall of Famer’s chairs influenced by both 1970’s and Japanese aesthetics feature three oarlike feet and upholstery composed of recycled fabric.

Shaal by Jonathan Levien and Nipa Doshi for Arper

A structured yet soft two- or three-seat modular sofa from the Doshi Levien cofounders melds a supportive shell with deep cushioning and removeable upholstery.

Sorta by Henner Jahns for Carolina

With its playful posture, the mobile stool with armrest by the Gecco Vision founder and design director blurs the lines between education, hospitality, healthcare, and workplace.

Phantom by Bradley Bowers for Wolf-Gordon

The Interior Design HiP winner programmed computer algo­rithms to generate intersecting line work for a Supreen woven-polyester upholstery inspired by moiré.

O6 by Benjamin Hubert for Allsteel

After two years of develop­ment, the Layer founder launches the studio’s first design for the leading office brand: a visually soft task chair with a mesh backrest and contoured seat.

Aplô by Tristan Lohner for Fermob

The outdoor light with battery-powered LED can be held like a flashlight, attached to a strap for a pendant, clipped to a wall mount as a sconce, or it can stand on its base as a lamp.

Newson Task by Marc Newson for Knoll

The prolific industrial designer’s task chair has an alluring, form-fitting shape resulting from its airy cantilevered seat and back of elastomeric material stretched over a rigid frame.

Pixelate by Paul Smith for Maharam

Fashion designer Sir Smith’s latest woven offering for the brand is a painterly grid, the result of fracturing a checkered fabric from one of his womens-wear collections.