Inspired by ocean waves, Royal Copenhagen dives into the world of interior objects with the sculptural Kontur collection.
Skymill by Gustav Rosén and Klong is a sculptural weather display that visualizes forecasts, temperature, and air quality through kinetic movement.
Søren Rose and GANDIABLASCO present the Arena outdoor seating collection where vertical ship-lap and light stone get a luxurious makeover.
Designer Joey Benton, founder of SILLA, shares his love of meals, plastered walls, the end grain of stacked materials, and more.
Dive back in to the iconic Bench for Two by Nanna Ditzel, rereleased after 30+ years courtesy of Fredericia and Danish brand A. Petersen.
A simple paper fold becomes the foundation for collaboration between Nathalie Van der Massen and Karen Verlinden, reimagining boundaries between textiles and ceramics.
Launched in partnership with UK-based manufacturer Modus, Studio TK introduces a trio of cork occasional tables, Art, Arne, and Abe.
Bring the sun indoors with the Big Glow lighting collection from Studio Truly Truly for Rakumba, celebrating the beauty of Australian wool.
Trading fiber for form, Finnish designer Hanna Anonen gives bouclé the hardwood treatment with these sculptural walnut wall hooks.
Irish furniture brand Orior enters the realm of interiors with One Domino Square, a Brooklyn penthouse project by Selldorf Architects.
Yves Béhar reimagines the flow of water in the VOLTA collection for LAUFEN, a sculptural washbasin crafted from ultra-thin ceramic.
Carved from styrofoam and coated in resin, the sculptural and unexpected VTNA Table by Yuta Takahashi invites both flexibility and focus.
A collaboration between Aurélie Richard + La Saônoise, the STRATE bench elevates a humble material, plywood, to a modern form.
Winkle Ceramic Design's Squared furnishings collection offers a fresh take on modular slipcast ceramics built off of a series of cubic forms.
In this Friday Five, Swiss designer Renaud Defrancesco shares his love of nature, Hiroshi Sugimoto, craftsmanship, and more.
