MillerKnoll Unveils Future Workplace Designs at Clerkenwell Design Week 2026

MillerKnoll Showcases Innovative Designs for Future Workspaces at Clerkenwell Design Week 2026

MillerKnoll Collective, a global leader in design, made a significant impact at the Clerkenwell Design Week 2026, displaying a range of new products aimed at revolutionizing modern workplaces. The event, held at the company's showroom located in The Sans building in Clerkenwell, London, was a platform for vibrant discussions surrounding the future of work, adaptability, and sustainability in design.

One of the highlights at the showroom was the exhibition titled "Sustainability Without Compromise," showcasing how MillerKnoll's thoughtful selection of materials and circular design principles are seamlessly integrated into its product portfolio. This underscores the brand's commitment to creating workplaces that are not only functional but also environmentally responsible.

Among the exciting products launched, Herman Miller introduced the Bound Sit-Stand Booth and Desking, designed to facilitate focused work in open spaces, temporary work zones, or libraries. This innovative solution allows for flexibility and comfort, catering to the diverse needs of today’s workforce.

Knoll unveiled its Konzert Collection, crafted by designer Paola Dell'Elce. This new private office system responds to the evolving requirements of workspaces, enabling highly customized solutions that reflect individual preferences and styles. The collection successfully merges aesthetic appeal with functionality, ensuring that office environments can adapt to various tasks and team dynamics.

Additionally, the Morrison Hannah Chair made a stunning return after being originally designed in 1973 by Andrew Morrison and Bruce Hannah, reaffirming its timeless design while continuing to meet contemporary needs. This chair exemplifies the enduring quality and classic design that MillerKnoll is known for.

Also on display was Colebrook Bosson Saunders' award-winning Lana Laptop Stand, which embodies ergonomic innovation combined with the principles of circular design. This product highlights the brand's focus on enhancing user experience while being mindful of the lifecycle of materials used.

HAY presented a captivating outdoor installation at The Sans courtyard featuring the Palissade Cantilever Collection, characterized by its light and dynamic seating options. Visitors also explored the Deville Collection along with outdoor offerings from HAY that encourage collaboration and creativity in external work environments.

In the St. John’s Square showroom, Muuto showcased the Coltre Modular Sofa designed by Studiopepe, a sculpturally expressive piece that emphasizes flexibility and comfort. Its name, derived from the Italian word for “blanket,” symbolizes the inviting nature of this modular seating.

NaughtOne also made waves with the introduction of the Lotti Chair, a simple yet ingenious café chair designed by Keiji Takeuchi. Alongside this, they launched the Pullman Modular System, an architectural solution expanding on NaughtOne's popular offerings.

MillerKnoll's presentation at Clerkenwell Design Week is more than just a showcase of new products; it represents a vision for the future of workspaces, where adaptability, sustainability, and user-centric design take center stage. As the workforce continues to evolve, MillerKnoll’s innovative solutions are set to redefine modern work environments, making them more effective and enjoyable.

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About MillerKnoll

MillerKnoll is a global design brand association founded on the legacies of two modernism icons: Herman Miller and Knoll. The portfolio also includes furniture and décor for commercial and residential spaces from brands such as Colebrook Bosson Saunders, DWR, Edelman, Geiger, and many others. Guided by a shared mission of ‘design for the well-being of humanity,’ MillerKnoll pioneers new insights and fosters innovations that help align spaces with the ways people live, work, and connect. The company reported net income of $3.7 billion in the fiscal year 2025. You can learn more about their offerings and initiatives at millerknoll.com.