Zeynep Boyan’s Monumental collection transforms ancient architectural grandeur into modern, handcrafted lighting made of stoneware clay.
Continuing their exploration of light refractions and color, Draga & Aurel present new Lucite furniture + lighting that present like rare art.
Rhode Island-based Wellsbuilt, founded by Nolan Wells, specializes in crafting solid hardwood furniture that seamlessly balances form and function.
Designed by Bo Zhang, the Ripples collection uses optical illusions and color to transform ordinary trays into visual art.
UK-based multi-disciplinary artist Lois O’Hara’s fluid, joyful designs bring color and calm to this month’s Designer Desktop.
Jordana Maisie Design Workshop is set to blur the lines between art, architecture, and furniture, starting with two inaugural collections.
Haoming Li, of hm-LI Studio, transforms her cultural heritage and everyday moments – like folding a receipt – into award-winning designs.
A flexible, modular office system with integrated greenery, LOOPO by Bujnie adapts to evolving workspaces while promoting well-being.
With its latest collections, Wooj’s monthly drops will introduce bold, innovative lighting designs that push creative boundaries.
With four new hardware collections, BRANDT Collective and Norm Architects punctuate interiors with timeless materials + sculptural forms.
Featuring organic shapes and playful colors, the paw-some Helen Levi x Kismet collection lets you match your ceramic homewares with your pup.
Elevate your outdoor spaces this spring with sleek seating, cozy blankets, and artisanal finishing touches from Skargaarden.
Inspired by the Asari clam, A.A. Murakami’s latest project, A Thousand Layers of Stomach, codes organic patterns to create textile art.
Faye Toogood’s Assemblage 7: Lost and Found II transforms ancient materials into modern sculptures celebrating craft and rediscovery.
Inspired by the fascinating world of optic physics, the POSE lamps by Tom Dixon offer both a diffused and focused spotlight to illuminate your space.
