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Crafted from plastics reclaimed from their place of origin, Tierra, Mar, y Aire by Héctor Serrano celebrates true circularity in design.

Jason Roskey, woodworker and founder of Fern, shares some of his favorite places and things, from a secret creek in the Catskills to a movie poster, and more.

With their latest pieces, FRAMA celebrates practicality and material honesty through handwrought metal designs.

The expanded furniture collection continues to demonstrate the validity of complementary design brands come together and merge their material and manufacturing expertise.

Philippe Nigro revisits Josef Hoffmann’s geometric rigor and sculptural forms, translating them into the highly crafted, deeply considered JOSEPH armchair made in Austria.

Jasper Morrison’s 30-piece Outdoor Market collection, developed for HAY and on sale with both MoMA Design Store and Design Within Reach, covers the essentials with only just a bit of stylistic flex.

The everlasting-chic furniture brand Sixpenny does a 180 in both color and detail in restyling their Brooklyn Loft.

Erika Hardman, co-owner and creative director of Hardman Design, shares her love of her dogs, architectural shoes, the California desert, and more.

Usually, furniture is meant to stand in place. With Riffmade, furniture is cleverly designed to move with you, wherever you happen to be.

From a just debuted Lindsey Adelman lighting collection to maximalist outdoor furnishings by Bethan Lauren Wood, this expansive gallery outpost is brimming with fresh takes on color, texture, and composition this Spring.

A fusion of modern principles and the ancient techniques, the wildly-popular 14p by Bocci takes the iconic light on the road.

Developed with Mumbai-based collectible design gallery æqu?, the Lahar and Tarang collections translate age-old techniques and motifs into limited edition, minimalist furnishings.