Keshia Badalge

A Tec Tonic Bar features high and low peaks for your spirits, while a LODE Shelf holds things both from the top and within.

A bespoke light installation hanging over a double-height atrium is the focal point of this modern penthouse in Boston.

In the coastal town of Nosara, Costa Rica, Studio Saxe designed an athletic center that is cocooned within a forest of trees.

A table lamp featuring a shade that balances on a glass globe allowing the user to adjust it like a hat.

WoOL Amsterdam is a Dutch independent label making high-end, sophisticated room dividers that absorb sound while being works of art.

Gengbo combined ethereal green tones with a pared-back white palette to create a sense of creative calm.

The bright glass box home on Long Island by Mojo Stumer employs mahogany planks to anchor into its natural surroundings.

Yuko Nishikawa specializes in in contemporary ceramics that bridge the world of fantastical lightscapes and whimsical art.

A pared-down, monochromatic apartment with pops of nude and turquoise.

A table that teases your visual perception between paper thin to solid, depending on the angle by which they are seen.

A house in Toronto follows in the footsteps of Louis I. Kahn with its precise regulating lines.

Sibast Furniture is continuing to work with artist Kasper Eistrup to extend their line of multifunctional oak furniture, XLIBRIS.