One room. More ways to use it.
The private office has always had a clear purpose: a place to focus, think and get work done. Today, that same room is being asked to do more.
A conversation that starts at the desk might grow into a working session. A colleague might pull up a chair. Two people become four. Later, the room returns to focused individual work.
MillerKnoll’s latest approach to the private office responds to that changing rhythm, treating it as a performance space that supports focus, collaboration and team meetings.
A COMPLETE PRIVATE OFFICE
The idea comes to life through a portfolio of private-office systems across Herman Miller, Knoll and Geiger, giving designers different ways to plan around the needs of the room. MillerKnoll’s current private-office offering includes Canvas Private Office, Reff Profiles, Cove Collection and Geiger One, alongside additional systems across the collective.
Each brings a different material and planning vocabulary, from integrated work surfaces and storage to height-adjustable desks and meeting settings. Together, they allow the private office to accommodate more of what actually happens during a working day.
FROM DESK TO ROOM
That shift changes how we think about the furniture inside.
The desk remains important, but it becomes one part of a larger setting. Storage, guest seating, meeting surfaces and technology can work together so the room moves easily between individual work and conversation.
For us, that is where the private office gets interesting.
As the workplace continues to evolve, the private office remains a valuable piece of it. Its role is simply becoming broader.
Same room. More possibilities.
