Within The Borris Collection, Mimi Shodeinde of Miminat Designs seeks to visually capture the exact moment when motion ceases + stillness takes over.
At the inaugural edition of Alcova Miami, VERSO presented PALMA: Five Pieces - Collection No. 1, the first furniture collection designed by the São Paulo-based studio Palma.
Villa Albertine and Mobilier National presented 5 up-and-coming designers at Design Miami/ 2023, set in a space designed by Alban Roger, that explores the intersection of French decorative arts and contemporary design.
Enter the A' Design Award & Competition for the chance to have your design discovered on an international stage! The deadline to enter – or nominate someone else – is February 28, 2024!
Artist + vintage curator Carmen Nash designs a lighting collection by reimagining her favorite folk art stories along with a belief that storytelling connects us to objects we love.
Originally conceived in ceramics by designer Analuisa Corrigan, Wooj helps update the Scoop Lamp in 3D-printed recycled plastic.
The Point Floor Lamp Modular by Città is a luminaire created in collaboration with product designer Alex Buckman, distinguished by its amber, hand-blown glass shades.
Tom Fereday's Port lighting, designed for Rakumba, is a sculptural monolith carved from optically pure crystal glass as an exploration of the material's refractive properties.
Designer Jaume Ramírez explores the archetypal table luminaire through Fragile lamp, which bares it with an inventive use of material.
When natural light hits the Pivot lamp, its cubic shape + color blocking act as an objet d’art. Once the sun begins its descent, it comes to life as a luminaire.
Lostine, the Philadelphia-based marketplace and design studio, fashions four new wooden forms for their lighting in The Modernism Collection.
Quirky yet functional, Name Place Animal Thing's Habitat Collection brings furniture + lighting inspired by the outdoors directly into your space.
Rhode Island's O&G Studio combines traditional design and technology – check out three new pieces, the Intervalo Collection, and some stunning hardware!
Improving upon the architect's lamp and inspired by industrial cranes, designer Thomas Bentzen's Dedicate lamp for Muuto is an illuminating example of an adaptive light source.
The iconic Tom Dixon Melt light is now available as a portable and rechargeable USB light, bringing its nebulous luminosity nearly anywhere.
