The Manhattan office of Andrew Cogan, chief executive of the furniture company Knoll. A room divider, which has also functioned as a buffet table, can be configured as needed.
‘Mad Men’ and MoMA
We have the first four floors in a building at the corner of 53rd and 54th on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. The first floor is our store. Our showroom is on the second floor, and our offices are on the other two. The area has a “Mad Men,” ’60s aesthetic. We’re around the corner from the Museum of Modern Art. Knoll has 40 or 50 pieces in the permanent collection there, so it has a lot of meaning for us related to the development of modernism.