Heritage and history come together in the vibrant Gio chandelier by Luca Nichetto for &Tradition, bridging past and future seamlessly.
Creating personality out of ceramic, Jaime Hayon celebrates 25 years of design excellence with the whimsical Danza collection for Bosa.
Kish o Mat, the Persian word that inspired the term "checkmate," aptly describes a ceramics collection by Sara Khamisi of Sandro Lopez Milano.
Designed to celebrate the inevitable risks of play, Archipelago Playscape considers how open-ended solutions can be the antidote to apathy.
Knobbly, elevated, and strong, the new wood furniture from multidisciplinary Don Heston Studio celebrates the extraordinary in the ordinary.
Centered around their Hungarian heritage, MAIII Collective unveils their newest collection, Fragments, featuring narrative objects.
A nod to the kettles designed millenia ago, the MoonKettle by BALMUDA offers adjustable temperatures, as well as light and sound cues.
Alvaro Uribe designs the Coliseum Chair for Slide, recalling principles from the past and translating them into a futuristic silhouette.
The travel-inspired Veritas collection by Lee F. Mindel for RALPH PUCCI elevates the hand-built form through a proprietary Plasterglass material.
The Smiley chair by India Mahdavi + 22 System combines chic design with a twist of humor to create immersive, electric seating.
Created with sustainability and style, the SUNNEI x Camper PELOTISSIMA collection fuses comfort and substance for a durable, playful sneaker.
Fed by raindrops from wet umbrellas, RAINDROP by Junwoo Lim is a planter stand that encourages passive sustainability while nourishing plants.
Silver and gold vermeil grace the keycaps and pendants of the Esc Keys collection, featuring icons from Susan Kare's extensive Apple icon portfolio.
Featuring illustrations from regular contributor Christoph Niemann, PRINTWORKS celebrates The New Yorker's 100th anniversary with a limited edition chess set.
The Sorpresa lamp by Samuel Wilkinson for Astep expands outward naturally, fully forming on its own with the slip of a paper band.
