Vy Yang

In a new kind of East-meets-West aesthetic, the Hyobodo Fuoco side table brings together traditional Japanese lacquer with Italian design.

Form and function meets grace and strength in a chandelier series called Tryst designed by lighting studio Paul Matter.

The Taku lighting collection from Hennepin Made is designed to rebuild our relationship with objects through human touch in a world where everything is automatic.

Multidisciplinary artist Alex Proba fuses her signature design language with cannabis brand Gossamer's colors and aesthetic to create four psychedelic rugs.

British designer Max Lamb's Crockery collection for ceramics brand 1882 Ltd. looks raw and rock-like but is actually very refined and lightweight.

Inspired by fishing structures that hover over the sea, designer Ákos Huber designed the Chair of the Moment to challenge the conventional design of a chair.

California meets Milan in this joint collaboration between Atelier de Troupe and cc-tapis, resulting in a modern geometric rug that is designed to fit into any time period and every locale.

Hives is a new 3D material designed by Konstantin Grcic for Mutina that allows for endless configurations and limitless expansion of architecture.

Dutch designer Annebet Philips designs the CUT 'N PASTE collection for Italian brand Seletti out of recycled cardboard and tape.

The streamlined Meta Parallel lamp by David Pompa features two columns made from natural materials connected by a singular metal element, creating an interplay of balance and tension.

Stefan Sehringer, a member of the Chilewich design team, was inspired by this sturdy plant while gardening which led to the use of bamboo brushes and graphic compositions with sumi ink to create this final pattern.

Now you know! Learn more about what makes Canadian design stand out from the rest and the designers that are making headlines in the design industry.