Marc Krusin

British-born industrial designer Marc Krusin (b. 1973) is celebrated for an understated, reductive design language that balances visual quietude with ergonomic luxury. Graduating in furniture design from Leeds Metropolitan University, Krusin moved to Milan, where he co-founded the multidisciplinary collective Codice 31 and served as design director for Piero Lissoni's studio for over a decade. Krusin achieved worldwide design acclaim through his defining collaboration with American furniture house Knoll. His signature Krusin Collection—comprising solid-wood and upholstered side chairs, armchairs, and tables—is celebrated for subtle cross-frames, tapered legs, and low-profile seats that slip effortlessly into contract and residential spaces. In 2016, his Krusin 016 collection was awarded the prestigious Good Design Award.