Handcrafted and in a limited edition of 100, the hand-turned Light Bean from Katerina Kopytina celebrates the beauty of American Oak.
Sebastián Ángeles turns invisible sound waves into visible, tactile design with Frequency 2.0, a collection inspired by healing frequencies.
The Ravine Collection of architectural wood lighting by Post Company and Idaho Wood celebrates the often overlooked looked material of wood.
The inaugural edition of Shelter during NYCxDESIGN featured 100 brands across furniture, lighting, and product design with inimitable works.
Rather than designing a traditional collection, Filip Tack focuses on creating timeless, stand-alone pieces that elevate functionality.
Ah Um founder Zack Nestel-Patt brings his soulful, lived-in aesthetic to the launch of the Jura furniture collection featuring contrasting forms.
ICFF 2025 has come and gone, so we're sharing our favorite modern picks, including ceramic lighting, smart upholstery, and mushroom leather.
Inspired by childhood toys, Woaw lighting is Nader Gammas’ playful spin on the classic candelabra with bold colors, modular forms, and joyful charm.
A collaboration between Stackabl and David Rockwell, the Tilt and Shift lamps dazzle cantilevered design crafted with sustainable materials – cork and felt.
Snøhetta's Aura collection for Viabizzuno explores the essence of light through ray tracing, shifting focus from the lamp to the light itself.
At ICFF 2025, Virginia Sin will unveil OBEL, STRIA, and GAMI – sculptural ceramic lighting inspired by history, handcraft, and form.
Expertly burnished and brushed, the Caleide lamp collection by Federica Cammarota for De Castelli features metal mosaic with a handblown globe at the center.
A cool scoop resting in a translucent glass cup, the classic Gelato Lamp is now fully portable thanks to a refresh from Established & Sons.
Dappled light and quilted comfort are on display for the Hana-arashi exhibit featuring objects by Nendo made from Paola Lenti's textile offcuts.
Lee Broom designs Cascade, a lighting collection for Lladró, that challenges traditional ceramic craft with a contemporary vision rooted in the ritual of celebration.
