Tired of looking at that pile of clothes? For those of us with this affliction, a lifesaver – the Laundry Chair by Simone Giertz.
Stackable, sturdy, and ready for anything, the Settecento Chair by Leonardo Liendo is ready for residential, hospitality, and more.
In OUTSIDERS, lije studio and Amorf Praxis transform the humble bench into a flexible system for gathering in today’s shifting public realm.
Studio OSKLO's reverence for 1960s architecture unfolds through plush textiles, sculptural silhouettes, and deeply personal design.
Masters of sheet metal since 1975, RS Barcelona is proud to present the Seu Bench, which comes in five sizes and 21 colors.
Philippe Nigro revisits Josef Hoffmann’s geometric rigor and sculptural forms, translating them into the highly crafted, deeply considered JOSEPH armchair made in Austria.
The boldly hued and contoured furnishings herald-in new design director Chris Eitel, also at the helm of sister brand Vladimir Kagan Design Group. Hints of its distinctive design vocabulary are hard to miss.
Made from a solid block of wood more than a century old, the Century Chair channels Satoshi Itasaka’s call to return to authenticity.
The Series 7 Chair, first designed in 1955, gets an upholstery update realized in leather thanks to Enrico Pellizzoni.
The Bishop Chair by Konstantin Grcic for Magis is crafted of bent steel yet remains a distinct lightness, weighing in at just 11 pounds.
Michael Anastassiades presents the After Series for Fritz Hansen, a chair and table that fuse singular style with timeless craftsmanship.
Managing Editor Joseph Sgambati III returns for Take 5 to share fond memories of type, a new love for color, and some captivating ceramics.
A ubiquitous and recognizable shape – square upon circle upon square – make simplicity chic in the new TAITO Poufs by +kouple.
Sophisticated yet endearing, the sculptural Biboni Sofa by Johnston Marklee for Knoll happily embodies a blend of softness and support.
