The indoor/outdoor Calamus duo, designed by Karni Studio, was inspired by Bauhaus era graphic art, architecture, and furniture design.
Mid-century French design had a focus on sculptural + artistic elements, you'll notice its influence in Fomu's L’art de vivre Lounge Chair.
Soul based artists Sisan Lee and FICT Studio and Mexico-based Disciplina Studio each designed pieces for a surreal digital experience.
The Morphing Table imagines a future where the dining table becomes an adaptive accessory in the art of plating.
Les Pieds de Biche brings a modern approach to terrazzo with decorative objects that feature geometric patterns and bold colorways.
Amy Azzarito's book The Elements of a Home uncovers the quirky history of everyday objects in your home, like a fork, sofa, and ice bucket.
After 30+ years as a designer, Tom Dixon still thrives in chaos and experimentation. Listen!
David Trubridge is reintroducing his iconic Cloud and Ebb lighting fixtures for today's environmentally conscious world.
A compact worktable and stool that can adapt for solo work or collaborating with others as needed.
Spanish architect and designer's work focuses on manipulating and improving industrial manufacturing processes.
The Tasman hose trolley is a minimal, functional outdoor product that makes watering your plants easier.
Vitra is releasing their Autumn 2020 collection with a handful of products, and they're being introduced by way of 4 interior environments.
To honor the legacy Ventura Project leaves behind in sharing emerging designers with the world, we're sharing 10 new designers on our radar.
Sight Unseen launches Offsite Online, a digital design fair curated with a collection of furniture and objects by 57 designers and brands.
Giulio Cappellini took the family business into the stratosphere with his bold curatorial vision + knack for spotting international talent.
