The Auk Mini Cork Edition is a sustainably sourced indoor garden that takes the guesswork out of keeping house plants alive and healthy.
BOX 9 transforms a 1778 Georgian manor, Denton Reserve, using storm-felled oak, moor-harvested heather, and marble offcuts.
Forget rustic cork – Studio AHEAD reimagines the material with chrome shine, soft curves, and a solarpunk spirit for future-facing design.
Brooklyn-based designer Daniel Michalik exemplifies more than 20 years of exploration in the often humble material, now refined: cork.
Launched in partnership with UK-based manufacturer Modus, Studio TK introduces a trio of cork occasional tables, Art, Arne, and Abe.
A collaboration between Stackabl and David Rockwell, the Tilt and Shift lamps dazzle cantilevered design crafted with sustainable materials – cork and felt.
Melt specializes in the design and manufacturing of colorful 3D-printed organizational products for work and life.
Designed by Patrick Norguet for Ethimo, this series of black cork and teak outdoor tables will elevate, and harmonize with, any outdoor environment.
Guillaume Delvigne reimagines Henri Matisse's 1950 painting "Les Mille et Une Nuits" into a workplace collection by the same name.
Greenmood creates biophilic elements with a mission to improve human well-being through human-centric design in the workplace.
Made in Situ is an exhibition by French designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance at Demisch Danant centered around nature and materiality.
The Clover collection of tan and chocolate brown tables highlights the beauty (and sustainable benefits) of cork.
A road trip Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance took from France to Portugal through devastating forest fires led to the Burnt Cork collection.
Cork has become a versatile material in the design world as designers are using it to create a variety of modern objects.
A modular system that can be used to create furniture with solid wooden shapes and blocks, because playtime isn't just for kids.
