Adrian Madlener

On the heels of a cancelled Stockholm Design Week, the ever-ingenious studio tests out a fresh exhibit and talks program format

From a just debuted Lindsey Adelman lighting collection to maximalist outdoor furnishings by Bethan Lauren Wood, this expansive gallery outpost is brimming with fresh takes on color, texture, and composition this Spring.

The all-encompassing Danish design brand debuted the new Michael Antrobus-designed Union Series at the Paris fair with an industrial yet sensorial display.

Developed with Mumbai-based collectible design gallery æqu?, the Lahar and Tarang collections translate age-old techniques and motifs into limited edition, minimalist furnishings.

The boldly hued and contoured furnishings herald-in new design director Chris Eitel, also at the helm of sister brand Vladimir Kagan Design Group. Hints of its distinctive design vocabulary are hard to miss.

The transposable kitchen concept blends the common materials for a dynamic aesthetic effect and practicality.

Designed by Swedish designer Daniel Alm for boutique audio tech brand Noc, the monolithic Braque system pays formal tribute to its influential namesake.

The one-off 93 fixtures by Bocci are equal parts the imprint of experimental process and carefully diffused light.

The multivalent practice stages its new Hudson Square gallery as a temple-like oasis, replete with biohacking tech-imbedded furnishings that facilitate meditative therapy.

Mumbai firm Malik Architecture draws inspiration from local tradition to design the site responsive resort in India’s Sahyadris hill-country.

Side sleepers rejoice. Openhagen’s carefully contoured SleePods make falling asleep with-them-in a lot more convenient.

London-based neuroscience platform Kinda Studio has teamed up with Manhattan “spa” 113 Spring to launch the personalised meditative service.