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About KNOLL INC

Knoll Inc. (ticker: KNL) is a U.S.-based furniture and interiors company with a long-standing reputation in modern design, listed on the U.S. NYSE/NASDAQ market and operating in the United States. Founded in 1938 by Hans Knoll and later shaped alongside Florence Knoll, the company became one of the best-known names in modern office furniture and contract interiors. Its historical operational base is closely associated with East Greenville, Pennsylvania, where Knoll built part of its manufacturing and design footprint. Following the 2021 acquisition of Knoll by Herman Miller, the brand now sits within the broader MillerKnoll platform, but the Knoll name still carries significant premium value thanks to its heritage and design-led positioning. Knoll’s business model is built around complementary product families: office furniture, workplace systems, seating, tables, storage, accessories, textiles, and, in certain lines, home and hospitality-oriented offerings. The company is especially recognized for its collaborations with leading architects and designers, which helped create an iconic portfolio of products that are widely associated with modernism and enduring design. This heritage supports a strong brand premium and makes Knoll particularly relevant to corporate clients, architects, interior designers, and large institutional buyers. From a competitive standpoint, Knoll occupies the upper end of the design furniture and contract interiors market, where differentiation depends on product innovation, design credibility, material quality, and the ability to support evolving workplace trends. The brand has historically been strong in open-office systems, collaborative work environments, and high-end professional settings. It also benefits from a multi-channel commercial footprint, including showrooms, dealers, retailers, and direct channels, which gives it reach across the United States and internationally. Recent company messaging continues to emphasize modern design, authentic Knoll products, workplace solutions, and collections that serve both commercial and residential use cases. For investors, Knoll stands out as a brand-driven asset with strong design equity, a deep historical identity, and exposure to the cyclicality of office and contract furniture demand. Any assessment of the stock should also consider its context within MillerKnoll and the broader evolution of workplace spending in the United States and abroad.