Company profile
Canadian office furniture manufacturer with systems, seating, architectural products, tables and storage sold through a global dealer network.
Product coverage
Panel and freestanding systems, desks, seating, movable walls, tables and storage.
Company background
Teknion was founded in Toronto, Canada, in the early 1980s by Saul Feldberg and grew into a major North American manufacturer of office furniture systems, seating and casegoods. The company traded publicly before an affiliate of A-Tean Holdings, the Feldberg family’s controlling shareholder, bought out remaining shareholders in 2007 and took Teknion private; David Feldberg, Saul Feldberg’s son, has since served as the company’s CEO. Teknion was among the first furniture manufacturers to earn GREENGUARD certification for indoor air quality, and in 2025 it achieved BIFMA LEVEL 3 certification, the program’s highest sustainability tier, across all of its products, brands and North American manufacturing facilities.
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Nuova Contessa is Teknion's work chair featuring a refined aesthetic, advanced adjustment mechanisms, and a redesigned back and seat frame, offered in all-mesh or mesh-back-with-upholstered-seat configurations.
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Visio is Teknion's affordable work chair with a lighter scale and a slim, graceful profile with a mesh back that molds to the body for essential support.
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