It’s been 20 years since Knoll final added a mattress to its line-up. The Pennsylvania-based furnishings juggernaut, although, determined that it wasn’t a possibility to sleep on for much longer. Immediately, Knoll debuted a model new mattress design in collaboration with multi-hyphenate designer, Willo Perron.
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Perron is without doubt one of the most revolutionary voices working in design in the present day, with a portfolio that encompasses furnishings, objects, units, levels and model identities for the likes of Beyoncé, Charli XCX, St. Vincent, Chanel and extra. Wallpaper* even named Perron as our 2026 Designer of the Yr.
No shock, Perron’s newest mission is simply as enjoyable. Referred to as the ‘Pillo’ mattress, the cushiony cot is an extension of the Los Angeles-based designer’s ongoing collaboration with Knoll, a partnership that launched in 2024 with the reveal of the ‘Pillo’ couch, and that has since expanded to incorporate lounge chairs, modular seating and – true to its namesake – pillows.
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The mattress is as inviting as it’s a design assertion, with a luxurious upholstered body that blurs the boundary between pillows and mattress. The headboard features as a large cushion, permitting loungers to prop themselves as much as learn a e-book or binge-watch their new favorite sequence.
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The mattress is impartial sufficient to work inside a wide range of contexts, ‘quietening and simplifying the bed room,’ as Jonathan Olivares, Knoll’s artistic director, put it. Patrons can even customise the upholstery color to go well with their area. After all, it pairs completely with different objects within the ‘Pillo’ household.
Perron, for his half, prefers to combine and match. ‘I don’t imagine in uniformity and that extends to this mattress – my items are designed to be a sort of purposeful system, however in an adaptable means the place they will change into distinctive to every particular person and every area via materials, color and context,’ Perron stated in an announcement. ‘I like seeing how folks in the end make them their very own.’


