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MillerKnoll partners with Dubai Design Week as main sponsor of the Maker Space. Dubai, UAE - October 2026 - MillerKnoll is proud to announce its partnership with Dubai Design Week as the main sponsor of the Maker Space, a dedicated pop-up workshop environment in Dubai Design District (d3), taking place from 3-8 November 2026. Created as a dynamic platform for creativity, learning and experimentation, the Maker Space will bring together designers, makers, students, educators, creative practitioners and the wider design community throughout Dubai Design Week. Across the week, the space will host more than 40 workshops, welcoming over 1,000 participants and bringing together approximately 90 facilitators from across the region and internationally. MillerKnoll has played an active role in shaping the Maker Space, creating an environment that reflects its commitment to design, creativity and the role of thoughtfully designed spaces in bringing people together. The interior brings together products and materials from across the MillerKnoll Collective, including Herman Miller, Knoll, HAY, Muuto, and Maharam. The space has been designed to offer both dedicated areas for hands-on workshops and a relaxed seating and social area, creating an inviting environment for participants to connect, exchange ideas and engage with the programme. The workshop programme itself spans a broad range of creative disciplines, offering visitors of different ages and experience levels the opportunity to learn directly from professionals and experiment with everything from traditional making techniques to advanced digital tools. Design collectives, independent makers, universities, small businesses and cultural institutions will contribute to the programme throughout the week. MillerKnoll will also bring its own expertise to the programme through a series of dedicated workshops delivered in collaboration with CBS, Maharam and Herman Miller, offering participants an opportunity to explore different approaches to materials, creativity and design. "The Maker Space represents what we believe design can do at its best - create opportunities for people to come together, learn, experiment and exchange ideas," said Stacy Stewart, Senior Regional Director MEA, MillerKnoll. "We are delighted to partner with Dubai Design Week and to bring together the breadth of our collective of brands to create a space that supports both creativity and connection. We look forward to welcoming the design community into the Maker Space throughout the week." The partnership reflects MillerKnoll's continued commitment to supporting the design community across the region and creating opportunities for meaningful engagement with designers, students, creative professionals and the wider A&D community. The Maker Space will be open throughout Dubai Design Week from 3-8 November at Dubai Design District (d3), Building 5. About MillerKnoll MillerKnoll is a global collective of design brands built on the foundation of two icons of modernism: Herman Miller and Knoll. The portfolio also includes furniture and accessories for commercial and residential spaces from Colebrook Bosson Saunders, DatesWeiser, DWR (Design Within Reach), Edelman, Geiger, HAY, HOLLY HUNT, Knoll Textiles, Maharam, Muuto, NaughtOne, and Spinneybeck | FilzFelt. Guided by a shared purpose - design for the good of humankind - MillerKnoll generates insights, pioneers innovations, and champions ideas to better align spaces with how people live, work, and gather. In fiscal year 2025, the company generated net sales of $3.7 billion. For more information, visit millerknoll.com.

New ceos at Poltrona Frau, Liaigre, Rifle Paper Co. and more. From the C-suite to the marketing department to the sales team, read on for BOH's monthly roundup of arrivals and departures in design, manufacturing, media and more. Retail & Manufacturing Turin, Italy-based Poltrona Frau appointed Giovanni Baldi as its new chief executive officer. Baldi joins from Dolce & Gabbana, where he was the president of the company's Europe, Middle East and Africa division. Prior to that, he spent more than 20 years at Gucci, most recently as president of global business development. He succeeds Nicola Coropulis, who stepped down last month after a decade at the helm. Interior architecture and furniture brand Liaigre promoted Henri Corbin de Mangoux to CEO of Liaigre USA. He joined the Paris-based company in 2024 as general manager for Southeast Asia, India and the Pacific. As CEO, he succeeds Thais Roda, who held the position for nearly 12 years and departed the company in April to become CEO of Baccarat North America. Natuzzi announced Aldo Uva is a new member of the Italian brand's board of directors; he will also formally assume the role of CEO of the Natuzzi Group in the first half of October. Prior to joining the board, he served as executive chairman and CEO of the food-tech company Incredo. Kentucky-based bourbon barrel furniture retailer Oak & More welcomed Lucy Lynch as its new CEO. Lynch, who co-founded the U.K. tools and building supplies retailer Toolstation, succeeds Paul Isom. Messaging or a Mess? On September 30, brand strategist Ericka Saurit will break down the process of developing a clear, differentiated brand message using her E3 Storytelling Framework. Click here to learn more and remember, workshops are free for BOH Insiders. Florida-based stationery and home brand Rifle Paper Co. named Carey Ann Campbell CEO. She was previously chief executive at clothing brand Southern Tide. Bjelin, a Swedish wood flooring manufacturer, appointed Per Harrysson as its new chief financial officer. He was previously the interim director of accounting and control at software company Hypergene, prior to which he was interim group CFO at defense tech company MilDef. Virginia-based manufacturer Rowe Furniture announced two promotions. Laura Mabe is now vice president of creative after serving as creative director since 2020; and Stuart Hruza has been elevated to vice president of enterprise transformation following five years as director of digital commerce and innovation. On the heels of closing a $20 million Series B round, New York-based custom rug brand Ernesta moved into a new headquarters in NoMad and hired two new executives. Rohit Bagalkot is now vice president of marketing after previously holding the same position at health company Prenuvo; and Kelly Shah comes on as director of inventory planning, joining from jewelry brand Ring Concierge, where she was senior director of planning. MillerKnoll hired Hal Siegel as its new director of digital design and experience. Siegel was previously vice president of digital products at 1-800-Flowers. California kitchen and bath brand Native Trails promoted Julianna Granados to marketing director. Granados joined the company in 2014 as a marketing and events coordinator. Liberty Furniture promoted Maggie Henning to director of sales - a newly created post for the company - after three years as the director of e-commerce and marketing. The Atlanta company also welcomed Bryan Edwards as its new senior vice president of sales; he joins from Bernhardt, where he was VP of sales for residential upholstery and export. Alabama-based wholesale furniture company RW Collective named Casey Bishop plant manager of its upholstery manufacturing facility in Saltillo, Mississippi. He joins from Ashley Furniture, where he was senior manager of distribution center operations. To the Trade Custom cabinetry brand Isla Porter appointed chief creative officer Emily Arthur to CEO. Arthur, who co-founded the New York brand in 2023, will continue to serve as CCO. Chelsea House named interior and product designer Jamie Merida as its new creative director. The appointment comes after a decade of collaboration and right before the debut of Merida's 10th product collection for the North Carolina brand, launching this fall at High Point Market. Ahead of its showroom opening in the Dallas Design District later this fall, French fabric company Élitis has hired the three-person team to oversee the new space: Nicole Ancelet is the new territory manager, Brandy Reznicek is now brand resource specialist, and Ashley Leftwich has a field-based sales position. Henricksen, a contract furniture dealer based in Illinois, welcomed back Mark Dalton as its principal emeritus and regional manager for Peoria. Dalton originally joined Henricksen in 2006 and served as principal and vice president until his retirement in 2022. Atlanta lighting and decor company Currey & Company promoted Nicole Casanova Zeman to Western regional sales manager, a newly created role. She previously was a senior sales director for the Pacific region. Connecticut cabinetry brand Christopher Peacock welcomed Gracie Hurtado as its new director of business development for the Pacific region. She was previously the executive director at Waterworks. Design & Architecture California staging company Vesta Home appointed Michael El-Saleh as vice president of national sales. He was previously at Angi, where he was vice president of enterprise sales. Architecture, landscape and design firm HCM promoted Sean Kefferstan to chief operating officer. He joined the Baltimore firm in 2017 and was most recently a principal and project manager at the firm's housing/mixed-use division. Media & PR Connecticut Cottages & Gardens welcomed Elizabeth Graves as its new editor in chief. Graves brings decades of experience in the editorial world, having served as editor in chief of Martha Stewart Living and Martha Stewart Weddings. Fast Company welcomed Rachel Kurzius as its new senior design writer. She joins from The Washington Post, where she was a reporter. Allyson Conklin Public Relations welcomed two new team members. Former Country Living deputy homes and style editor Anna Logan joins as a publicist; and junior publicist Nell Rainer arrives from Modern Luxury, where she was managing editor of The Atlantan, Interiors Southeast, Jezebel and Weddings Atlanta. Industry Organizations The International Interior Design Association tapped Kim Moran to be its new director of strategic sales. She previously held the position of marketing manager at Mangrove, prior to which she was channel marketing manager at Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering. The International Textile Alliance announced its executive committee and board of directors for the 2026-2027 term. The president is Elise Gabrielson, the vice president of marketing for Crypton; Anderson Gibbons is vice president, and currently serves as chief revenue officer for STI; Andy Pacuk, a sales consultant for Dani Leather, is treasurer. New to the board are Baris Ertin, managing director of Topteks USA; Andy Kahan, director of marketing at Regal Fabrics; and Kristin Olson, vice president of sales at Covington Fabric & Design. They join returning members Tammy Buckner, Tammy Covington, Steve Gittelson, Rick Lovegrove and Tom Notaro. Want to stay informed? Sign up for our newsletter, which recaps the week's stories, and get in-depth industry news and analysis each quarter by subscribing to our print magazine. Join BOH Insider for discounts, workshops and access to special events such as the Future of Home conference.

MillerKnoll: fiscal Q1 earnings snapshot. September 22, 2026 | 7:16 AM ZEELAND, Mich. (AP) - ZEELAND, Mich. (AP) - MillerKnoll, Inc. (MLKN) on Tuesday reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $26.6 million. The Zeeland, Michigan-based company said it had profit of 38 cents per share. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, were 53 cents per share. The results topped Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of three analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of 35 cents per share. The furniture maker posted revenue of $923.4 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts. Three analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $942.7 million. For the current quarter ending in November, MillerKnoll expects its per-share earnings to range from 43 cents to 49 cents. The company said it expects revenue in the range of $972 million to $1.01 billion for the fiscal second quarter. MillerKnoll expects full-year earnings in the range of $1.85 to $2.15 per share, with revenue ranging from $3.88 billion to $4.03 billion. Commanders fans weigh in on Jayden Daniels' injury Watch More This story was generated by Automated Insights (http://automatedinsights.com/ap) using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on MLKN at https://www.zacks.com/ap/MLKN