Through a modernist lens, the Undressed collection by Georgina Davies challenges material hierarchies, casting MDF as the main character.
In collaboration with STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN, Clive Lonstein showcases the exquisite materiality of glass scaled up as sculptural tables.
Patricia Urquiola’s new Riva Collection for CIMENTO channels the flow of nature through sculptural forms and softened edges.
Faye Toogood + Tacchini turn carbs into comfort with Bread & Butter, a delicious collection inspired by sourdough and shaped by hand.
The Illusion Collection, by Alain Gilles for Glass Variations, features glass tables that seem more unstable than they actually are.
Zanotta’s latest collections by Studio Calvi Brambilla, Zaven, and Garcia Cumini offer bold, versatile, and timeless table solutions.
The Bamboo Mood collection, by Jiang Qiong Er for Roche Bobois, celebrates the bamboo plant as an iconic motif in East Asian design.
The Arkhe Collection by Studio Kali is inspired by the form of amphitheaters where ancient meets modern in travertine tables and mirrors.
Hanneke Lourens' Corrugated collection consists of 5 wooden furniture pieces influenced by the metal sheets found in the urban landscapes of her homeland, South Africa.
Designer Lisa Sacco let an unsuspecting material lead her to create Haptic, an undulating wood console created from quarter-sewn oak plank.
Quirky yet functional, Name Place Animal Thing's Habitat Collection brings furniture + lighting inspired by the outdoors directly into your space.
From materiality to novel forms, product designers are leaning into the dark and mysterious with bold, brass, and brazen home furnishings.
In Objective Gallery's 'Please Sit for The Alternate Ending', Jeff Martin + Sam Klemick's functional objects defy industry norms + conventional practices to breathe new life into materials deemed futile.
After years working behind the scenes in design, engineering, production + operations for luxury brands, Todd Hewitt is launching his first collection with Last Ditch Design.
Each of Bannach's Four Novelties are part design, part architecture, and part art related through geometry and design style.
