Office furniture brand Haworth has launched DesignLab, a collective of talented designers + artists focused on looking beyond the industry for new ideas + experiences in the office space.
Dogma bookshelves, designed by Alain Gilles for BONALDO, test the limits of a set of self-imposed design principles to create their own sense of utopia.
Swedish design company Fogia is taking it back to basics, expanding their Bond modular shelving to three finishes of primary colors.
The latest furniture collections from Croft House are timeless in appeal and crafted with a quality that's meant to go the distance.
British brand Established & Sons is a diving board for experimental design. They recently released new collaborations with Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and Jasper Morrison.
Sun at Six's woodwork focuses on traditional Chinese joinery + their new Wave collection is a beautiful display of that traditional technique.
The Woodendot Alada transformable desk/shelf might be the answer to separating being "at home" and "at work" for those who work from home.
Piscina's abstract Ledoux shelving system is modular and can be effortlessly rearranged over and over again.
BCXSY reveals two collections – Reframe + Pipelines – that capitalize on using common materials in fresh ways.
You might think Origin's exhibition pieces represent the origins of each piece or the 16 designers, but the show takes a broader view.
The modular Riveli Shelving collection by Lake + Wells simply flips down from the wall when you need shelves and flips up when you don't.
Two lengths of wood and your preferred color of zip tie is all it takes for the Liston furniture system to grow and adapt in every direction.
Designed by Philippe Malouin for Resident, Offset's rotating legs allow you to position each individually for a truly bespoke piece of furniture.
Dutch designer Annebet Philips designs the CUT 'N PASTE collection for Italian brand Seletti out of recycled cardboard and tape.
Tokio's Mori steel shelves are available in four different lengths that provide endless modular possibilities.