Mario Ferrarini’s platform-and-cushion system for Davis Furniture takes its character from the interiors it furnishes.
Walnut, leather, stone, and brass shape a new collection for the home, debuting at High Point Market this fall
The depth of oxidized copper meets the luminosity of cherry wood in MUHLY's latest releases: Dekko, Pokal and the Prairie Pendant.
Centered around the refined curves found in surfing and skating, Mary Ratcliffe Studio presents their newest furniture collection, CARVER.
Studio OSKLO's reverence for 1960s architecture unfolds through plush textiles, sculptural silhouettes, and deeply personal design.
With their latest pieces, FRAMA celebrates practicality and material honesty through handwrought metal designs.
The expanded furniture collection continues to demonstrate the validity of complementary design brands come together and merge their material and manufacturing expertise.
Designed in collaboration with Union Design, the Hum table collection by KFI Studios blends visually soft forms and functionality suitable for any office environment.
Usually, furniture is meant to stand in place. With Riffmade, furniture is cleverly designed to move with you, wherever you happen to be.
The Cavus Collection embodies shifting sand and ancient plateaus, inspired by Karoo, a semi-desert region of Ernst's native South Africa.
The ancient technique of Scagliola gets an update: reclaimed materials coalesce in organic form in Plote and Prov by Sumer Singh of MTHARU.
Shaped by instinct rather than instruction, Tottolo channels the freedom of childhood creativity into a sculptural, expressive table.
With his FF Magma Lamp and End Table, the artist-designer is remixing materials into organic compositions that are as functional as they are collectible.
Michael Anastassiades presents the After Series for Fritz Hansen, a chair and table that fuse singular style with timeless craftsmanship.
The Mo.du.lo Collection from Etereo and StudioTwentySeven features thick blocks of green glass, offering a unique depth and transparency.