Colin King designs Crescent Shelving for Audo—a lacquered oak shelving system conceived for the center of a room rather than the wall.
ALPI and Stephen Burks Man Made collaborate in a capsule collection for Design Miami, showcasing geometric motifs from the Kuba Kingdom.
Reishi by MycoWorks elevates mushroom leather to an incredible leather-like biomaterial, prompting many to ask, "Is this real?"
A simple paper fold becomes the foundation for collaboration between Nathalie Van der Massen and Karen Verlinden, reimagining boundaries between textiles and ceramics.
Rather than designing a traditional collection, Filip Tack focuses on creating timeless, stand-alone pieces that elevate functionality.
A curated palette of 10 colors features saturated and muted tone pairings, for 3form's 2025 Color Collection, which bring the emotional power of color to interiors.
A flexible, modular office system with integrated greenery, LOOPO by Bujnie adapts to evolving workspaces while promoting well-being.
A pioneer of Modular Constructivism, expert sculptor Erwin Hauer's Design 406 is reimagined as a modular wood wall system by Spinneybeck.
The Bamboo Mood collection, by Jiang Qiong Er for Roche Bobois, celebrates the bamboo plant as an iconic motif in East Asian design.
Nathalie Van der Massen's REN collection of room dividers seamlessly blend linen, wool, paper, and yarn into intricate wefts on wooden frames.
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.
Architect Anna von Schewen and industrial designer Björn Dahlström reengineered a 1955 classic into an elegant centerpiece storage display.
Wallstreet, designed for Casala by Kateryna Sokolova, is a minimal modular space divider made for offices, waiting areas, and other open spaces.
Devastated by the Beirut explosion in August 2020, White Walls Gallery rebuilds, reopens, and launches its first collection completely produced in Lebanon.
For the latest Norway x New York, Sight Unseen paired Norwegian designers + US design brands to develop products to be sold in the brands' catalogues.
