Changes to iconic designs are somewhat rare, and even rarer are they welcomed – Aeron from Herman Miller never stops improving.
Gantri and Ammunition Group take the party outside with Gantri Wireless, offering portable lighting for modern life.
Sandler introduces three new, residential-inspired seating options designed to enhance hospitality and corporate environments.
Whether you're shopping for the home office perfectionist, the late-night coder, or the digital nomad, gift comfort, performance, and design from Branch.
To honor its lasting impact on modern workspaces, Humanscale unveils the Freedom 25, a limited-edition version of its iconic task chair.
With hybrid work lifestyles not changing anytime soon, Dieffebi can transform your home office with its furnishings in playful shapes and colors.
North Carolina-based Here Now introduces a versatile contract range – Tiffany Islands, Miles, and Millie – three new solutions for office and commercial spaces.
Freed from banality, Beflo's Tenon Smart Adjustable Desk reconciles functionality and technology with nuanced, Scandi-like aesthetics.
String Furniture partners with Form Us With Love on Center Center, a modular storage system for the workplace that's designed for flexibility.
Form Furniture's Stash Series is a collection of functional, high-quality, modern workplace pieces that are simple and adaptable.
Finland's pioneering pod company, Framery, delivers a sustainable, first-to-market Smart Pod nuanced in automobile technology and packed with premium features in four customizable sizes.
Aiming for functionality, refinement, and comfort in the workplace, the Noha seating collection by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba for Viccarbe balances it all with aplomb.
Design ni Dukaan's Gandhidham project in Gujarat is an exercise in artful, subversive design exploring sensory perception through interior architecture, custom furnishings, and creative collaborations.
The Milanese designer's 10th task chair design for Vitra is the culmination of a three decade collaboration and is up to 100% recyclable.
Herman Miller's first nesting chair, designed in collaboration with German industrial designer Stefan Diez, refuses to sacrifice style for flexibility.
