Laura Lange’s Conrad Table is Built Like a Temple Roof
Bent veneer, visible screws, and a nod to Japanese simplicity come together in the designer's new piece for Audo Copenhagen.
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Erwan Bouroullec’s Maap Lets Light Find Its Own Shape
Erwan Bouroullec has a face on his desk. Not a photograph or a mask, but two black magnetic dots pressed into a sheet of crumpled Tyvek. Some mornings he nudges the material up, and the thing looks alert, almost cheerful. Other mornings he lets it droop, and it looks like it’s just woken up. That
Mark Grattan Brings Residential Comfort to Commercial Furniture
With Cosme, Mark takes the comfort of a one-off residential project and builds it to survive a lobby, a private club, and everything in between.
Wanderwood Turns Backyard Branches Into Terrazzo
Designer Mada Jones brought a printmaking background to Patcraft's newest terrazzo-inspired collection, trading stone and glass for foraged Massachusetts wood.
The Louis Cabinet Brings Architecture Into the Living Room
Designed by Maiden Home, the Louis Cabinet pairs cold-rolled steel and glass with porthole-inspired doors drawn from Jean Prouvé’s façade systems.
Yabu Pushelberg’s Etta Collection is Built for the In-Between
The collection brings hospitality sensibility to contract furniture in a collaboration with Keilhauer.
Cosentino Didn’t Improve Engineered Stone. It Started Over
ÉCLOS, Cosentino's new mineral surface, took 28,000 hours of research and an entirely new material category to get right.
Armadillo Strips Back Color and Highlights Craft
The Australian rug brand Armadillo launched 16 years ago with five rugs. All five are still in production today. Meridian, the brand’s newest collection, makes it easy to understand why people keep coming back. Meridian is a series of nine handwoven rugs that emphasizes natural fibers, subtle tonal variation, and textured surfaces rather than bold
A Table That Resolves Its Lighting at the Factory
Walk into an airport lounge, a hotel lobby, or a university common room and you’ll almost always find the same problem: a table with a lamp sitting on it that doesn’t quite belong there. HBF and Juniper debuted a solution at ICFF during New York Design Week. The result is a revamped version of HBF’s
How a Fashion Designer’s First Furniture Collection Found Its Way Home
Todd Snyder has spent years perfecting the art of the well-dressed man. Now he's working on the room.
How Two Brands Looked to 1974 to Build the Ultimate Listening Room
USM and Symbol Audio turned one of design's most iconic frameworks into a fully functioning listening environment.
Why Alkemis Paint Wants You to Rethink What’s on Your Walls
Alkemis co-founders Maya Crowne and Price Latimer spent three years building a paint made from crushed quartz and mineral pigments.
Why Hubbardton Forge Put the Wiring Inside the Strap
For decades, the wire inside a light fixture was something you worked around. Designer Andy Morter decided to make it the focus.
Bose’s New Collection Lets its Speakers “Get Old”
The Lifestyle Collection spent four years asking a question the consumer electronics industry rarely bothers with: what if it got better looking over time?
Caracole’s Gelée Chair Started With a Pipe Cleaner
Designer Cathy Chang turned an everyday object into one of the most sculptural accent chairs on the market.
Old World Craftsmanship Meets New World Vision
Three new collections make an argument that the most exciting design happening right now may be rooted in the past.
Roman Plyus’ Chair is Inspired by the Curve of a Hoof
Inspired by sacred symbolism, its curved form brings warmth and a sense of connection.
Sam Klemick’s Bell Chair Carves Upholstery from Wood
Reclaimed wood is sculpted to mimic worn fabric.
Jean-Baptiste Anotin’s Rocker Channels Speed and Serenity
Sharp lines and forward motion meet weightless, meditative comfort.
Asa Pingree’s “A” Chair Turns Sitting Into Exploration
His triangular void becomes a space to explore, adjust, and find the perfect fit.
Reggy St-Surin’s Tom Chair is Both Creature and Seat
Radical shapes turn this chair into a playful, interactive sculpture.
The Lilith Chair Turns Myth into Form
A serpentine silhouette reimagines a legend as one of strength and self-determination.
Chris Wolston Turns Hands Into Furniture
The Touch Me, Feel Me Chair is a surreal design where material and touch converge.
Anna Karlin’s Slump Chair Turns Sculpture Into Seating
Fluid curves and sculptural form combine with ergonomic comfort.