In his Cassina debut, designer Ferréol Babin transforms geometric shapes into a foundation for poetic lighting called Polyshape.
Through a modernist lens, the Undressed collection by Georgina Davies challenges material hierarchies, casting MDF as the main character.
Partnering with MOGUL, 11 Ravens expands beyond game tables with sculptural glass bowls – perfect for everyday catchalls or as a statement piece.
Seventeen custom side shell chairs by Gene Cooper for Modernica have an incredible luminosity, putting resin artistry on display.
With DOUX, Kelsie Rudolph translates elements of French architecture into softened ceramic forms, balancing classic with contemporary design.
Blue Green Works refracts centuries of symbolism through a contemporary lens, offering lighting fixtures that feel suspended in time.
Essem brings its new Classic Collection designed by Kauppi & Kauppi to the entryway, blending Swedish design heritage with enduring modern style.
The MT Chair from Pecadora highlights the ingenuity of bent ply, creating a chair completely out of wood – no hardware, fasteners, or plastic.
Wooj’s latest collection cuts the cord, making its sculptural, 3D-printed lamps portable and ready to light up indoors and out.
Rotterdam designer Lisanne Meester introduces the Core Candle Holder, extending her architectural furniture series into compact aluminum objects.
CB2 x Lenny Kravitz expand their global perspective, partnership on what makes home a sanctuary with third capsule collection.
Stool 60: you know it, you love it. Paul Smith returns with Artek to present Edition Two of the iconic stool in a brand new color palette.
The Gourd Project by Studio CRÈME turns gourds into compostable cups and flasks, offering a natural alternative to single-use plastics.
Raw-Edges’ LightMass^ 2025 pendants blend ethereal mesh with bio-based PLA, waste-free printing, and models poetically named after their mass.
Victoria Wilmotte presents Colorscape, a satisfying blend of ancient materiality and hypermodernism – with iridescent details as a treat.
