A sculptural work that's purposefully ambiguous so the user can use their creativity to make it their own.
An eco-friendly cradle and frame that can be turned into a little greenhouse when your baby outgrows it.
A lamp that you can shape and adjust depending on your mood.
A beer foamer that creates the perfect foam to add to your beer helping to increase the taste and aroma.
Porcelain, cloud-like pendants that look like bits of nature frozen mid-air waiting to release drops of rain.
We spent some time talking with François Chambard, founder of UM Project about his unique projects.
A contemporary, yet comfortable, spin on the classic chairs from the 1960s.
A collection of outdoor furniture that was inspired by the 50s/60s hot rod culture in Southern California.
A customizable wall organizer with 3D printed components you can print yourself or have printed for you.
A collaboration leads to a collection of aluminum salvers made via digital techniques.
An eco-friendly chair gets tricked out with a mosaic pattern of colorful woven threads.
Two companies merge to bring unique customized wall coverings to a broader audience. Here, they share their design process.
A compact lamp for readers that lets you prop your books up on it and its removable light lets you take it anywhere to read by.
Cabinets named after and inspired by the crudely built dwellings around the world called shanties.
Herman Miller has released the iconic Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman in a classic, all-black version.
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