Knoll Inc

You lay the signals flat on one surface and arrange them so their placement beside each other does the analytic work.

In 1987, Andrew Cromelow was a janitor in Frank Gehry's furniture shop, where Gehry was designing chairs for Knoll.

After hours, he squared the stray tools on the benches so every object could be seen at once.

He named the habit after Florence Knoll's angular furniture.

The sculptor Tom Sachs, who worked in the same shop, later made Always Be Knolling a studio rule.

Put away what is not in use and if you are unsure about something, leave it out where you can see it.

then group like with like and square everything to the surface.