Frero's Tala Asa light objects are inspired by the earth, with each using light to focus on the shadow play of the lamp's negative space.
Prolific designer Julien Renault joins us for this week's Friday Five, sharing where he finds everyday beauty, what he hopes happens to his chairs + more!
This collection of gradient glass tables and lighting are designed by Sevval Kalaycikli of Studio Monsoleil who primarily uses glass as her material of choice.
The three pieces of Alain Gille's Edge capsule collection have a common identity, but their differences make each all the more interesting on their own.
These winning designs might get you inspired to submit your very own designs for this year's A' Design Award & Competition contest, which ends on February 28, 2024!
The Luisa lighting collection takes the beauty and history of traditional Italian blown glass and innovates it into something modern and fresh.
We like our outdoor spaces to be as well designed as what's indoors. Fritz Hansen's modular lounge series, Tradition, has the sophistication we want + the versatility to make that happen.
These 3D-printed Triangle Vases by Lorenz Noelle can be endlessly combined into different configurations stacked or placed side-by-side.
The Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024 echos a call to address current issues, including local production, waste management, and the perception of beauty.
The Form-Functional Archi-Furniture collection highlights the beauty of architectural elements like columns, beams, and slabs.
Nicolai Haastrup's Endless Wall Lamp, created for Design by Us, is an unexpected experience featuring an impactful mirror.
8-year-old artist Alf Bärbel Wit designs a colorful, abstract rug collection for Moooi Carpets, proving to be an inspiration to designers of all ages.
Atelier Gegeben and artist Xindi Tong merged their client's interests in furniture and lizard breeding to create a unique ceramic and wood table.
The MAZZU is the LEGO of mattresses, allowing sleepers to customize firmness on a coil by coil basis, with the ability to make the bed larger by adding more.
The Zero-Thickness Chair, designed by XYZ Integrated Architecture + Sandro Lominashvili, features joints that appear fragile + nearly transparent.
