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Tokujin Yoshioka designs a sculptural transparent chair for Kartell using acrylic resin in ways it never has been used before.
A psychedelic looking lamp that was inspired by a dream.
A minimalist light featuring bespoke hardware blended with handcrafted ceramic detailing.
UHURU CONTRACT expands their commercial offerings with a customizable desk with sitting and standing options.
A collection of seating modules, rugs, and dividers that challenge the idea of what we normally think of in a sofa.
A stackable, wireframe chair with graphic lines that suggest movement, like that of a summer breeze.
WISKI plans to give your feline friends a new, modern place to scratch that isn't ugly.
We walked the show and the city on the #LAdesigntrail to discover new design and chat with the city's local makers and artisans.
From reclaimed wood to one-of-a-kind cutting/serving boards that resemble the shape and feel of a book.
An extremely clever, flexible shelving system made from recycled textiles.
Robert Sukrachand shares two new collections – a series of tables featuring microsuede and bent glass mirrors.
A curvy, overstuffed seat with blade-thin metal legs come together for a chair that spans all decades.
A minimalist side table that's comprised of three intersecting planes of travertine.
It might look like a vacuum hose, but this table lamp is cleverly designed allowing the user to manipulate it any way they like.
