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VOLUME 95 NUMBER 11

ON THE COVER Numbers by Mud Australia, an address signage collection created in partnership with Vince Frost of Frost*collective, is characterized by its striking graphic font and is made of carbon-neutral porcelain clay from Limoges, France, the pigment tinted to the porcelain at slip stage to provide depth of color before being clear-glazed.

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contents 27 SEATING

47 FABRIC & WALLCOVERING

93 FURNITURE

123 FLOORING

149 LIGHTING

167 KITCHEN & BATH

183 ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS

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studio about Conjuring up memories of tubing lazily downriver, Float, a polyesterupholstered rubber inner-tube ottoman, levels up the style factor with its cabana stripes in perfectly pitched color combinations like pale blue/ochre and dark blue/red. The seat is the brainchild of Studio About, known for its spirited use of stripes and a sort of circus-core whimsy that feels just right in 2024. Float is the first furniture offering from the brand’s Danish founders, photographer Soffy Dombernowsky and architect Mikkel Lang Mikkelsen, who previously launched a slate of popular tabletop items. Through Teak New York. teaknewyork.com FALL MARKET.24 INTERIORDESIGN.NET

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product Supermoon standout From the architectural and

product One Page standout Seat, armrests, and backrest

product Abra standout The influential Italian design

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interior designer with studios in Los Angeles and Milan comes a sprawlworthy sectional that speaks of relaxed Cali cool and languorous afternoons lounging. minotti.com

create an enveloping continuum in the British-Israeli industrial designer’s lounge chair, which sports eye-catching gradient upholstery. morosousa.com

star redefines the traditional rocker with a chunky, cocoonlike seat perfectly balanced on curved solid-oak bases.

for “stem,” the slender chair’s design emphasizes the simplicity of its steel frame, which anchors the seat and backrest sans visible screws. pedrali.it

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product Marie-Laure standout The Interior Design Hall of

product Canto standout MUT’s latest seating system

product Raja standout A singular evocative design

product Cadenza standout “Everything revolves around

Famer’s delicately spiraled wroughtiron chair pays tribute to bold and influential 10th-century French artist and patron Marie-Laure de Noailles.

is inspired by quarries: The monolithic upholstered modules, with polyurethane-foam-padded wood frames, seem sculpted from blocks of colorful rock. Through Lepere. lepereinc.com

element—a stained-maple plank sliced at an acute angle and slanted—repeats in the chair’s legs, seat, and backrest, while upholstery is either nubby bouclé or plush velvet. juntosprojects.com

the material’s flexibility and lightness,” the Spaniard says of his new rattan collection, which includes this goanywhere armchair plus sofas, a lounge, and a loveseat. expormim.com

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BAMBOO MOOD

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Jiang Qiong Er, celebrated for her fusion of Chinese tradition and contemporary design, brings her unique vision to Roche Bobois with the Bamboo Mood collection. Born into a family of artists, Qiong Er skillfully weaves cultural heritage into her creations. Colorways of coral, representing joy, and celadon, a tribute to ancient Chinese porcelain, bring a playful quality to her soft, plump sofas and armchairs. Bamboo, a symbol of integrity and resilience in Chinese culture, is artfully reinterpreted in rugs and perforated screens. “Bamboo bends but does not break,” she notes. “It whispers, trembles, filters the light, and plays with shadow. It may seem fragile, yet it provides scaffolding for the world’s tallest skyscrapers.” The atmosphere evoked is ever so poetic. roche-bobois.com 30

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“Bamboo has always fascinated me: Elegant, resilient, fluid, and peaceful, it counters strong winds with insolence and play”

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“Pierre Guariche’s cabinetry, seats, lamps, and public spaces are so far ahead of their time. It’s hard to fathom that most were designed at the dawn of the 1960s”

Pierre Guariche, a visionary of midcentury French design, is deservedly fêted with a reissue of his works from the 1950s to ’70s. Known for his innovative use of materials like molded plywood and perforated metals and for his forward-thinking ergonomic shapes, Guariche mastered the balance of beauty and practicality. Pieces from the sculptural Tonneau chair to his Vallée Blanche chaise longue are now reproduced by Ligne Roset with the same attention to detail as the modernist originals. Showcasing Guariche’s spirit of lightness and material economy are the Prefacto low table, with curvaceous bean-shaped stained solid-beech top and black-lacquered steel base; the G10 sofa and chair, with swooping ash-veneered molded-plywood arms; and his 1951-hatched Papyrus chair, one of the first-ever plywood seats, available with or without upholstery and sculptural stained-beech armrests. ligne-roset.com

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’round the bend Seating with all the right moves

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1. Anne Boysen’s Toward modular

sofas with optional integrated undermount power (grounded plug outlet and USB options) by Hightower.

hightower.design 2. Rambler benches upholstered in Luum Textiles’s Spectral Array bleachcleanable polyester in Red Nucleus by Global Furniture Group.

globalfurnituregroup.com 3. Milo Baughman’s upholstered Ripple chaise with polished stainless-steel frame by Thayer Coggin through 6 5 Property. propertyfurniture.com 4. Union Design’s upholstered Conversa ganging modular seating system by KFI Studios. kfistudios.com 5. Joëlle Rigal’s Pulse velvet-upholstered armchair with solid French oak or walnut base by Mercœur.

mercoeur-edition.com 6. Marcel Sigel’s Still Life side chair with ash-veneered solid-wood frame by Blå Station through

Scandinavian Spaces. scandinavianspaces.com 7. Patrick Norguet’s Bastille lounge chair with upholstered molded-foam backrest and cut-foam seat

carcass by Allermuir. allermuir.com 8. Karim Rashid’s upholstered Memoria modular sofa by Natuzzi Italia. natuzzi.com 9. Tiziano Guardini and Luigi Ciuffreda’s fully upholstered Narinari armchair by B&B Italia. bebitalia.com 34

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1. Studio Kër’s Pews sofa of leather and Angelin wood by Costantini Design. costantinidesign.com 2. Gensler’s Monica Dubbel armchair with FSC-certified solid-wood legs, MDF and plywood shell, postconsumerrecycled steel frame, and upholstered medium-density foam by Bulo. bulo.com 3. Douglas Levine’s Windish upholstered lounge chair with frame of locally sourced FSC wood and foam by Bright Chair. brightchair.com 4. Monolith stool with ombré-patinated brass base and mohair upholstery by John Pomp. johnpomp.com 5. Arquimaña’s Ika oak folding chair with leather-strap back by Ondarreta. ondarreta.com 6. Tailors of Comfort FiftyFour upholstered daybed by Donghia. donghia.com 7. Orion accent chair in olive bison leather by American Leather. americanleather.com

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“It provides the magical experience of dropping into an array of individual soft, supple pillows, hugging in all the right places”

PILLOW

klein agency The Los Angeles–based firm founded by husband-wife design duo Jon and Maša Kleinhample unveils a fresh series of sleek, minimalist pieces, two of which spotlight a streamlined laser-cut sheet-aluminum frame. First up is the cosseting Marshmallow lounge with optional ottoman, which wraps users in a grid of leather cushions (also available in COM or COL) and swivels a full 360 degrees. The perch is suited to any residential or commercial setting—picture it in a record label’s listening room for chill vibes. Also new is the aptly named Pillow sofa, which is just as comforting as it sounds. Designed to both handle small children and deliver high style, its overstuffed cushions sit atop a sturdy but simple-to-assemble waxed-aluminum frame, its modules attached via clever black pins that double as feet. Available standard in Raf Simons’s Ria or Atom wool-nylon for Kvadrat (or, for alfresco environments, Sunbrella Heritage), the sofa can be specified in various configurations, from straight-run four-seater to L-shape scenarios. Each piece is crafted to order in L.A. klein.agency

MARSHMALLOW

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rosy outlook Warm shades of mauve and blush channel much-needed positivity

1. Jean-Marie Massaud’s Steeve Lou upholstered sofa by Arper.

arper.com 2. Mario Alessiani’s Archetype-A chair in FSC-certified solid beech by Billiani. billiani.it/en 3. Cecilie Manz’s leather and linen poufs by Fritz Hansen.

fritzhansen.com 4. Studio Carlesi/Tonelli’s Unico lounge chairs with beech frames available in COM, COL, or graded-in upholstery by Aceray. aceray.com 5. IDA Design’s Rise upholstered modular seating by Allsteel.

allsteeloffice.com 6. Frank Lloyd Wright Rockford chairs with oak frames by

Steelcase. steelcase.com 7. Rachael H. Grochowski’s upholstered Mesa lounge chairs

by Jamie Stern Furniture. jamiesterndesign.com 8. Jerry Nance’s Stool No. 9 in American white oak by Nome Manufacturing. nomemfg.com

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1. Debonademeo’s upholstered Hammock armchair with white powdercoated metal frame by Adrenalina. 2. Shawn Nelson’s PillowSac accent chair with blond-oak frame and Squattoman pouf by Lovesac. lovesac.com 3. Nishita Kamdar Gypsy Queen swing with micro-cement bench, marblemosaic back, and silk tassels by POD Pieces of Desire. needapod.com 4. Edi and Paolo Ciani’s Jump armchair with upholstered solid-wood frame by Sandler. sandlerseating.com 5. Amber Lewis’s Demi chaise with ash frame, burnished-brass arms, and bouclé-like acrylic-cotton-blend upholstery in Ivan Stone by Four Hands.

fourhands.com 6. Nuba upholstered pouf and bench by Secolo through Property.

propertyfurniture.com 7. Patch four-seater corner sofa with steel inner springs by Massproductions.

massproductions.se 8. Carla slipper chair upholstered in merino wool by Natasha Baradaran

Collection. natashabaradaran.com 9. Yabu Pushelberg’s Via Giulia fully upholstered loveseat by Man of Parts.

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BOB Biz Means Business Break away and get to work in BOB Biz. Built for face-to-face meetings, brainstorming, or a solitary oasis, the collection creates personal space.

Carlo Scarpa by Cassina product Cornaro recap A reboot of the Venetian archi-

tect’s 1970s armchair adds height and depth to the plush seat cushions, still cradled by a boxy gloss-lacquered beech or matte-lacquered ash frame. cassina.com

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Yrjö Kukkapuro by Hem product Experiment recap Originally produced from 1984 to

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1995, a boldly expressive postmodern chair by the nonagenarian—considered the punk grandfather of Finnish design— gets a new lease of life courtesy of the hip Swedish manufacturer. hem.com

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe by Knoll product Tugendhat recap The 1929 design’s cantilevered

steel frame invites movement and gently adapts to the sitter, while its thick cushions (resting on leather straps) provide plush comfort. knoll.com

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sofa bed, whose quilted cover unzips to become a duvet, debuted in 1968 and is just as innovative today—and particularly well suited to our multiuse hybrid spaces. arflex.it

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DUE FOGLIE

“Our goal for the future is to spread the culture of quality living throughout the world”

molteni&c Molteni Group president Carlo Molteni reflects on the company’s 90 years of activity: “In studying our history, we realized it coincides with that of Italian design at large,” he muses. Celebrating that illustrious, intertwined heritage is a just-released monograph from Rizzoli New York. Molteni Mondo: An Italian Design Story offers an overview of the brand’s collaborations with designers (Ron Gilad, Tobia Scarpa, Jean Nouvel, and Patricia Urquiola, to name a few), its production processes, and its evolving identity as a family-owned business with a supersized global presence. Coinciding with the book launch are some notable furniture reissues, like Gio Ponti’s sculptural Continuum armchair from 1963 (produced in partnership with rattan expert Bonacina) and curved Due Foglie (Two Leaves), a loveseat originally commissioned for Ponti’s Villa Planchart in Caracas, Venezuela. molteni.it

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“Aarea is familiar and welcoming in aspect, intuitive and ergonomic in use, and made with minimal components and materials”

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LUKE PEARSON, TOM LLOYD

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Aarea by Pearson Lloyd isn’t just a task chair; it’s a masterclass in making circularity and ergonomics cool. Fabricated from just five core components—a tubular-steel frame, a back 3D-knitted of recycled ocean plastic, recycled-plastic arm pads, an upholstered seat cushion, and a recycled-aluminum base—Aarea showcases minimalist design with impact. It took two years to develop the knit back, which adapts to any figure courtesy of elastomeric fibers that flex yet keep their shape without sagging over time. (A die-cast top section provides additional head support.) The modular design allows parts to be replaced as they wear out. And when Aarea’s time is up, the user can recycle each component. In all, the chair elevates the workspace—and, indeed, the conversation around sustainable design. Who knew saving the planet could look—and feel—this good? teknion.com

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Resembling a lively tangle of pressed flowers, Late Spring, a wallcovering by Thatcher Studio designer Lindsay Jordan Kretchun, eschews realism in favor of gorgeous hand-painted expressionism, celebrating silhouetted flora in full bloom. “The pattern is uncomplicated, with an almost lyrical configuration,” Kretchun notes. The design is produced on claycoated paper for residential applications, or Type II PVCfree for commercial ones, and comes in four colorways: chartreuse Sunrise, navy Night, creamy-greige Day, and rusty Sunset. thatcherstudio.com

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Xavier Donnelly for Backdrop

Ghislaine Viñas for Wolf-Gordon

Emily Daws of Emily Daws Textiles

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product Fauna standout Inspired by nature, this

European leathers, the former is brushtipped with metallic strokes while the latter is hand-mottled to create a distressed appearance the Rockwell Group designers conceived to recall a beloved jacket. garrettleather.com

repeating wallpapers inspired by antiquity derive from the artist’s frescolike works, which he paints alla prima: a gestural technique of applying wet paint to previous still-wet layers.

covering, the New York–based interior designer reinvents traditional tartan by interweaving lines composed of small geometric patterns, such as checks and diagonal stripes. wolfgordon.com

Belgian linen fabric collection’s five patterns—Speckled Check, Tortoise, Kaleidoscope, Americana, and Nest— draw from the distinct markings of animals and insects native to the Carolinas.

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David Rockwell and Barry Richards for Garrett Leather

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Jordan Mould of Kirkby Design

Luke Edward Hall for Rubelli

Brit Kleinman of AVO

Nana Boateng for Bernhardt Design

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product Parade standout The English talent’s wallcover-

product Refracted Foothills standout Murals of hand-dyed leather

product Kumasi standout The five patterns in the Com-

upholstery made from recycled waste yarn and selvedge has a relaxed, tumbled hand, while the color palette features 41 shades including Mallard, Sencha, Tobacco, and Papaya.

ing collection is unusual in that the specifier creates their own mural, selecting from figures like goddesses, circus performers, and urns, then adds a border, choosing from elements including Ionic columns and friezes. rubelli.com

and wood by the company founder are fully custom, like this geometric variation commissioned by Denton House for its design of the Metrodora Institute in West Valley City, Utah. avoavo.com

munity collection, named after cities that have shaped the Ghanaian-American fashion designer’s life and worldview, include this classic polyester velvet upholstery. bernhardtdesign.com

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ANDREA TRIMARCHI, SIMONE FARRESIN UNTITLED II

“Kieffer fabrics unfold step by step, in a gradual, sensitive, and ultimately intimate process”

Rubelli creative directors Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin have been tasked with reinventing Kieffer, a sub-brand the heritage textile house acquired in 2001, for contemporary tastes. The pair’s Untitled II is a range of experimental fabrics and curtains made on the company’s state-of-the-art looms in Como, Italy. The designers—who are also the cofounders of Formafantasma Studio— focused on artistic processes and raw materials like wool, silk, jute, and recycled cotton. To this they add an emphasis on natural dyes obtained through oxidation, as well as punchy synthetic colors and intriguing techniques and fibers ranging from hemp velvet to chenille raffia. kieffertextiles.com ROSEMARY HALLGARTEN

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Original design from the ground up. FLOORING | RUGS | WALL TEXTILES UPHOLSTERY | WINDOW COVERINGS

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BERNY BACIC

berny bacic “My work is confined within very structured and geometric shapes that are given layers through color and texture”

The Sydney, Australia–based talent spent decades as a graphic artist and art director before turning her original paintings into wallpapers and fabrics. Bacic’s work is now available in the U.S. for the first time exclusively through Studio Four NYC. Arches, Cirkus, Bemuse, Bewilder, Orbit, and Whimsy lend punch to any space with their dramatic neo-deco geometric repeats and rich, heady hues. The fabrics are linen, while the wallcoverings can be specified in vinyl or nonwoven fiber. She describes her process as an amalgam of the commercial design realm and the art world: “The tension between the restrained and the free—the discipline of design and the liberty of expression—is where my work comes into its own.” Through Studio Four NYC. studiofournyc.com

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silver stars Cross from brass to the gray side of metallics 1

1. Bauhaus linen drapery fabric in Parchment by James Dunlop. jamesdunloptextiles.com 2. Timantti polyethylene woven-fabric wallcovering in Brilliant White by Maya Romanoff.

mayaromanoff.com 3. Eye See You polyester textiles incorporating recycled content by Valley Forge Fabrics.

valleyforge.com 4. Sunbrella blackout curtains of solution-dyed acrylic in Durant Flax by Sunbrella.

sunbrella.com 5. Pill mosaic in Silver Drop honed marble by Marble Systems. marblesystems.com 6. Xlight large-format porcelain available in extra-slim sizes in Vendome by Porcelanosa.

porcelanosa.com 7. Andromeda polyester fabric by Arc-Com. arc-com.com 8. Rendezvous polyester fabric in Pewter by Kravet Contract. kravet.com 9. Good Natured grass-cloth wallpaper by Perennials. perennialsfabrics.com 10. Ledger vinyl wallcovering by Designtex. designtex.com

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“Pumice has the supple feel of a leather that can live on outdoor furniture, but also the quality and endurance of a luxury marine fabric”

CLAY ROSENBERG, DANIELLE BOECKER-PRIMACK

PUMICE

Ahoy there! Eight new coastal-inspired hues expand the Pumice indoor/outdoor collection to a total of 16 shades. Engineered with recycled polyester—each linear yard repurposes approximately eight plastic bottles—and responsibly sourced rayon, Pumice blends sustainability with high performance. It boasts EPA-registered antimildew, antimicrobial, and antibacterial properties, is colorfast to sunlight, chlorine, and seawater, and achieves a luxurious leather-like texture while delivering industryleading durability at 400,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs. “We’ve always offered global leadership in luxury marine performance fabrics, from mega yachts to smaller recreational watercraft,” note company cofounders Clay Rosenberg and Danielle Boecker-Primack, who are celebrating 25 years in business. “And now we can offer that technology to hospitality and residential design specifiers.” ultrafabricsinc.com

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1. Collagraph linen-acrylic blend light upholstery fabric by Pollack.

pollackassociates.com 2. Denali, Kodiak, and Yukon polyester fabrics by Crypton Fabric

through Burch Fabrics. burchfabrics.com 3. Pitkospuut cotton fabric by Marimekko. marimekko.com 4. Fort Lonesome’s Faux Bois clay-coated wallpaper in Denim

by Counterpart Studios, also through Studio Four NYC. counterpartstudios.com, studiofournyc.com 5. Belvedere velvet trims by Samuel & Sons. samuelandsons.com 6. Palmiers wallpaper by The Wallflower Limited.

thewallflowerlimited.com 7. Ashley Basnight’s Medallion wallpaper in Aqua by Chasing Paper.

chasingpaper.com 8. Star Tiger wallpaper in Metallic Vert by Aimée Wilder. aimeewilder.com 9. Véronique de Soultrait’s Éclats Cosmiques vinyl wallcovering

by Élitis. elitis.fr 10. Bleecker Print cotton-linen wallcovering in Spice/Gold by Lee Jofa. leejofa.com 11. Daydreamer fabric in blend of Seaqual polyester, postconsumer-

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recycled polyester, and postindustrial-recycled polyester by HBF Textiles. hbftextiles.com

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[HBF]: PIPPA DRUMMOND

Geometric motifs make all the right moves

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“The original patterns are so beautiful and intricate. It’s astonishing to think they’d been tucked away and forgotten for all those years”

farrow & ball The brand unveils The Purnon Papers, a wallpaper collection inspired by patterns unearthed at the historic Château de Purnon, a grand 18th-century home in France’s Loire Valley that had fallen into disrepair until recently, when Australian couple Felicity Selkirk and Tim Holding bought it to rehab. The five designs range from intricate florals to ornate damasks, all available in five colorways. Using traditional techniques like roller block and flatbed printing, Farrow & Ball applies real paint (the brand’s own, natch) to create wallpapers that replicate the texture, depth, and feel of the original designs. “It was like discovering a treasure trove,” the company’s creative director, Charlotte Cosby, recalls of visiting the property for the first time. “We revised elements like color and scale to make the patterns feel as relevant today as they were a hundred years ago.” farrow-ball.com

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Florence Broadhurst, a design luminary, revolutionized industries with her vibrant and eclectic artwork. Renowned for avant-garde contributions to wallpaper and textiles her visionary designs transcend boundaries. Broadhurst's enduring inﬂuence resonates across sectors, leaving an indelible mark on the world of design. Her legacy inspires creative innovation and is a testament to the power of artistic expression. “Florence Broadhurst”, and the “Rectangular Lock-up logo” are trademarks or registered trademarks of Signature Design Archive Pty Limited. © 2024 Florence Broadhurst. All rights reserved.

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MARGRETHE ODGAARD

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Danish textile artist Margrethe Odgaard is a color alchemist. The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts alum uses a mind-map of words, forms, and materials to convey her personal design language and has catalogued 276 hues into a tome called Shades of Light. “All of us experience color differently,” explains Odgaard, who explores the sensory and emotional impact of various tones using white “action” cards and black “emotion” cards at Kvadrat’s Salone del Mobile installation, #coloureffects. There, Odgaard also debuted Re-wool 2, an expansion of her original Re-wool palette to include 14 rich tones inspired by Scandinavia’s fleeting sunlight—rusty reds, verdant greens, bright blues—in fabric made of 45 percent recycled wool from Kvadrat’s own postindustrial fiber scraps. “The refreshed palette adds a breadth of tempo,” Odgaard says. “It offers slow colors with built-in longevity as well as energy-shaping, cheeky hues.” kvadrat.dk

“While many colors in Re-wool are toned down, for Re-wool 2 I dared to celebrate the undefined mélange tones of the recycledwool warp by combining it with bolder shades in the weft”

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PORTRAIT: BENJAMIN LUND

RE-WOOL 2

“On a surf trip we stayed on a boat the whole time. The sky was ever-changing, and being out on the open sea you could watch weather patterns move in all directions”

FLORIPA

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While swimming in the Maldives, Eskayel founder Shanan Campanaro became captivated by the underwater landscape. Back on dry land, she replicated that lively tableau of marine life, with its glistening schools of fish and drifting seaweed, from memory using her signature watercolor paints. That artwork eventually became Atoll, Eskayel’s first printed-silk wallcovering, in six aqueous colorways. Maldivian vistas also inspired Empyrean, her 33-inch silk mural of open skies, available in five dreamy hues. Meanwhile, New York–based artist Gordon Hull’s Floripa captures the vibe of Florianópolis, the paradisiac Brazilian island locale, in dense and swirling graffiti-like gestures, on clay-coated wallpaper, linen fabrics, and pillows. You’ll find all three (and 800 more Eskayel patterns) at the brand’s new Williamsburg showroom in Brooklyn, New York, where Empyrean, in salmon-hued Sol colorway, clads an entire room. eskayel.com

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poseidon’s realm Into the oceanic abyss 1. Riccardo Capuzzo’s Aquatic Creatures wallpaper by WallPepper/Group.

wallpeppergroup.com 2. Mosaic wallcovering printed on woven metallic cellulose by Innovations.

innovationsusa.com 3. Bungalow postconsumer-recycled polyester-acrylic blend fabric and

Dwell solution-dyed acrylic, both bleach-cleanable, by Weitzner. weitznerlimited.com 4. Supreen Victoria stain-resistant chenille in woven polyester and sili-

cone solution with polyurethane backing and liquid barrier by Nassimi. supreenfabric.com 3

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Akustika 10 Substrate (incorporating 60 percent postconsumer-recycled content) by FilzFelt. filzfelt.com 6. Medusa wallpaper in Snow by Merenda Wallpaper. merendawallpaper.com 7. Lucy Rose Design’s Poro Poro linen-viscose fabric in Tang Green by Rapture & Wright through Studio Four NYC. studiofournyc.com 8. Evergreen NetZERO triple-brushed textile in polyurethane and recycled polyester by The Mitchell Group. mitchellfauxleathers.com 9. Surfboards clay-coated paper wallcovering in Blue Crush by Studio Four NYC. studiofournyc.com

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5. Bernd Benninghoff’s Grain acoustic wall panels in wool design felt and

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sartorial mood Tweeds, tartans, and autumnal hues put prep in one’s step

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1. Alykhan Velji’s All Squared Up textured wallcovering in Sage available on various substrates, from Type II vinyl to window film, by Roll Out. rollout.ca 2. Houndstooth woven jacquard cotton-linen blend pillow painted with proprietary dye in Shale by Kevin O’Brien Studio. kevinobrienstudio.com 3. Nena cotton-polyester blend upholstery fabric in Mirage by Dedar. dedar.com 4. Wonder acrylic-nylon blend high-performance fabric in Parade by Designtex. designtex.com 5. Lori Weitzner’s Alliance embroidered viscose-linen blend fabrics in Dandelion and Landscape by Weitzner. weitznerlimited.com 6. Suzanne Tick’s Twist on a Classic textiles woven of 74 percent postconsumer-recycled polyester performance yarn in Hyped Up by Luum Textiles. luumtextiles.com 7. Fleur light upholstery or drapery fabric in Baby Suri Alpaca with high- and low-pile details by Rosemary Hallgarten. rosemaryhallgarten.com 8. North Star Crypton Collection woven polyester upholstery achieving 100,000 double rubs in Fairway by Douglass Industries. douglassfabric.com 9. Jeannene Doub’s Isadora wool-linen blend bouclé in Spindrift by Jamie Stern. jamiesterndesign.com

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CHRISTIANE MÜLLER

Moments of Wander

HBF Showroom

155 Fifth Ave, Fl. 6 New York, NY 10010 www.hbftextiles.com @hbftextiles

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1. Island Time natural and vinyl wallcoverings

by Phillip Jeffries. phillipjeffries.com 2. Seeds wallpaper in sage/blue by Rebecca

Atwood. rebeccaatwood.com 3. Moooi’s Green House Silk Bombis textile wallcovering on nonwoven backing by Arte. arte-international.com 4. Hazel linen fabric in Spring by Anna Spiro

through Studio Four NYC. studiofournyc.com 5. Bouquet hand-painted Type III 34-ounce vinyl

wallcovering with Osnaburg backing by Maya Romanoff. mayaromanoff.com 6. Tilly Leaf cotton fabric by Suzanne Tucker Home.

suzannetuckerhome.com 7. Bloom polyacrylic-polyester fabric in White

Oleander by Mayer Fabrics. mayerfabrics.com 8. Botanic Print PVC-, finish-, and PFAS-free silicone-

coated hybrid upholstery fabric by Carnegie. carnegiefabrics.com 9. RIVA Moss preserved moss panels by RIVA Spain.

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1. Cielo wall mural with rotary, gravure, and digitally

printed elements and Forenza cotton velvet fabric in Abelia (on chairs) by Romo. romo.com 2. Tom Jean Webb’s We Together sisal grass-cloth wallpaper by Looksee Collective. lookseecollective.com 3. Artisan Acoustic PET wallcovering in Burrawarra Bluestone by Unika Vaev. unikavaev.com 4. Pleat and Inkblot jacquard-woven throws in recycled-content cotton by Rousseau. rousseaunyc.com 5. Jasper mold-made cotton-paper wallcoverings in Bottle, Steel, Sandstone, Earth, and Slate by Sarah and Ruby Design Studio. sarahrubydesign.com 6. Elodie Blanchard’s Hanabi digitally printed polyurethane upholstery topped with Inherently Graffiti-Free silicone layer in Willow and Waterfall by Concertex. concertex.com 7. Tania Leipold’s Dénudé wallpaper panels by Laine +

Alliage. laine-and-alliage.com QUILT

8. Gesture 1 Type II commercial-grade Sandstone vinyl

wallcovering in Ember by Astek. astek.com 9. Bee’s Knees wallpaper by Jackie Kazarian.

jackiekazarian.com

with collaged vintage papers, faux leathers, and suede elements by Claire Coles. clairecoles.co.uk

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10. Golden Hour hand-painted gold-leaf wallpaper

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Federico Stefanovich and Bruno Gallegos’s Artefacto mobile tabletop sculptures in brass by Mexico-based Studio Federico Stefanovich. federicostefanovich.com

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the right touch Conceptual and material exploration distinguishes one-off and limited-edition objects handcrafted by emerging global makers edited by Rebecca Thienes

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Zen coffee tables crafted of frosted Lucite by Italy-based Draga & Aurel through Rossana Orlandi Gallery. rossanaorlandi.com, draga-aurel.com

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MultiFelt wall hanging derived from local virgin wool and discarded sweaters in Wave by U.K.’s Louise Richard Design Textile. louiserichard.net

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Material Myths sand-casted aluminum table by Oslo’s Ali Shah Gallefoss. aligallefoss.no

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Skyline mixed-fiber textile in hand knitting, Stoll knitting, embroidery, and paint by American artist Maris Van Vlack through Superhouse. superhouse.us, marisvanvlack.com

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Pilea one-of-a-kind handcrafted LED table lamps with linen shades and bases of nonwoven, unidirectional linen (hardened via bio-sourced resin) by Florian Meca of France. florianmeca.com

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Abigail flat-pack chair in CNC-machined FSC-certified birch plywood and Bianco Fenix laminate, hand-finished with UV-stabilized hard-wax Polyx oil, by Office of Tangible Space for Thirdkind, both U.S.-based studios. tangible.space, thirdkind.world

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PISCINE

franck genser Care for a dip? The French maker floats a novel idea: a living-room pool. A coffee table shaped like one, that is. Piscine, a series of five designs in limited editions of seven, evokes the sun-drenched atmosphere of a David Hockney painting, with shimmering blue tops of hot-patinated bronze and waxed-brass legs shaped like a ladder or diving board. They embody what Genser calls “pop luxe,” pairing bold, pop culture–inspired designs with meticulous craftsmanship: The tables are handmade to order just outside of Paris via a lost-wax casting method. Available as an oval, rectangle, or puddle-like shape, Piscine measures approximately 14 or 21 inches high and up to 4 ½ feet wide—not large, but guaranteed to make a splash. Through The Invisible Collection. theinvisiblecollection.com

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rambler

A playful series of modular ottomans. RamblerTM is ideal for collaborative and community spaces in workplace and education environments. Create lively, relaxed layouts with a variety of shapes and sizes in two seat heights. Available with glides or casters, Rambler responds as quickly as the day unfolds.

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Sabot BY BENJAMIN HUBERT | LAYER

Sabot is a modular sofa characterized by a plump, playful profile and exposed timber feet. That latter detail not only highlights Prostoria’s skill at woodworking but also nods to the system’s name, which is French for wooden clog. But the sofa itself is soft and cloudlike, appearing to float above its low timber base, whether configured as a linear two- to four-seater, an S-shape, or island formations, with backs or backless. Movable accessories, such as tables, dividers, even planters that can function as green privacy screens, enhance Sabot’s overall flexibility. The piece’s friendly design language was inspired by residential interiors, a realm in which it’s right at home, but can also lend charm to commercial spaces.

British designer and Layer founder Benjamin Hubert has designed two stellar sofa systems for Croatian furniture brand Prostoria

Rostrum BY BENJAMIN HUBERT | LAYER

Also suitable for both domestic and workplace interiors, the more rectilinear Rostrum is a near infinitely scalable system that takes its name from the raised platforms used by public speakers—a tip of the hat to the slender, extruded metal legs and base that lift its seating elements high above the floor. The visually light and minimalist frame, with integrated power system, acts as a signature characteristic across a range of possible configurations and expressions, with the ability for designers to mix and match materials, colors, and finishes. The intuitive functionality of the accessories, like the simple swivel of a height-adjustable table, complements the overall sleek form of the range.

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LIBRARY CABINET

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“Timber, texture, and softness of form work in harmony to create something unique and intriguing” WRITING DESK LIBRARY TABLE

Jan Hendzel is a self-described “wood nerd,” and his South London workshop explores the expressive qualities of the material, especially timbers native to England. His new collection, Drumlin—named for Irish landforms—bores into British ash, known for its complex grain patterns. Hendzel wanted to raise awareness of the characterful species, which is in decline due to a fungal disease; he employs responsibly felled trees to create Drumlin’s four pieces. A writing desk with a rounded three-sided lip uses rare quilted English ash, its rippled grain the result of a pleasing natural defect. Olive ash, whose light and dark streaks are caused by harmless bacteria, stars in the 12 ½-foot-long Library dining table. A sideboard and Library cabinet of white English, olive, and quilted ash allude to the patterns of dry-stone walls. Handmade to order, each is available in custom sizes and finishes. janhendzel.com

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Patricia Urquiola of Andreu World

Piero Lissoni for Janus et Cie

Lauren Rottet of Rottet Collection

product Brezal standout Ropework defines the Hall of

product Gina standout The industrial design super-

product Sinya standout Named for the Bosnian sinija,

product Luminosa standout Talk about nifty: With the flip

Famer’s outdoor side table of many textures, with a top in technical stone, terrazzo marble, or compact HPL.

star’s square cocktail table, now available in natural or driftwood-finished teak, becomes an ottoman perch when pillows are piled on. janusetcie.com

a low table for eating while seated on the floor, Hernker’s tripartite design has two tops carved in different patterns, while the third is smooth. Through Lepere. lepereinc.com

of a switch, an LED glow is cast through the textured Rubelli fabric spanning the Interior Design Hall of Famer’s 4-footwide screen. rottetcollection.com

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70X70 CRUMBLING CABINET

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piet hein eek product 70x70 Crumbling Cabinet designer Piet Hein Eek standout In September, the Dutch artist and designer debuted his Masterworks collection at The Future Perfect’s New York gallery. It grew out of a challenge that Eek set himself: choose favorite pieces from over the years and push their stylistic and conceptual boundaries even further. One was the distressed-looking Tile cabinet, made of high-gloss lacquered scrap wood. For Masterworks, the same shape and material became this two-door, three-drawer cabinet: At first glance, the clever one-off seems like an ordinary piece of furniture, but a closer look reveals that one side is actually made of loose 70-millimeter wood cubes. Like blocks, they can be stacked or removed to create a crumbled effect. The result is a high-minded, sustainable design that’s also good fun. Through The Future Perfect. thefutureperfect.com 102

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go to bed, sleepyhead Snooze in style and comfort 2

1. Michael Graves Design’s accessible Farmhouse

bed with integrated armrests, pull-and-roll side grips, and built-in benches in gray wash finish by Pottery Barn. potterybarn.com 2. Esmé bed with washed cotton-linen slipcover in Dried Lavender by Sixpenny. sixpenny.com 3. Joel Edmondson’s solid-oak Join bed by Grayn. shopgrayn.com 4. Adair rattan headboard by Bunny Williams

Home. bunnywilliamshome.com 5. Charles Tassin’s Gressey upholstered headboard

and base by Tréca Paris. treca.com 6. Gilmore canopy bed with tufted Belgian-

linen headboard and bleached-oak frame by McGee & Co. mcgeeandco.com 7. Federico Galbiati’s upholstered Bobo bed with optional integrated nightstands by Casamilano through Lepere. lepereinc.com 8. BO bed with removable fabric cover and KEK swivel-top bedside table by Studio Piet Boon through Lepere. lepereinc.com

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1. Studiocharlie’s Abside nightstand in orange/brown matte-lacquered metal by Bolzan through

Property. propertyfurniture.com 2. Dan Yeffet’s Betty console in lacquered wood with smoked-glass top by Haymann Editions

through Property. propertyfurniture.com 3. Arbor hand-built ceramic table with hand-brushed glaze in Lagoon by Christopher Merchant

through Otras Formas. otrasformas.co 4. S mirror in flashed, stained, and mirrorized mouth-blown glass and modular storage system in

punched aluminum by Lab La Bla. lab-la-bla.com 5. Roslin dresser in solid white oak with marigold leather ribbing and drawer fronts and hand-

patinated solid-brass pulls accented by carnelian gems by Crump & Kwash. crumpandkwash.com 6. Gabriel Charbit’s 432 Cocktail Table II in glass and steel with warm bronze patina by Todd

Merrill Studio. toddmerrillstudio.com 7. Surge console made of concrete canvas and pigmented cement mortar by Neal Aronowitz

Design. nealaronowitz.com 8. Step 2C hand-cast resin table in pink/orange by Erika Cross Studio. erikacross.com 9. Alchemist bar in gold-lacquered wood by Xavier Lust through Ralph Pucci. ralphpucci.com

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Don’t let the playful design fool you. The Ladybug shelf grew from a serious mission: bringing libraries to underserved children in Vietnam. A local nonprofit, Non Library, tasked the multidisciplinary studio Lab Saigon with creating affordable, engaging, and durable shelves that would protect books from weather and insects in rural areas. Lab conceived a rounded iron unit with open and enclosed shelves, plastic partitions, and painted-plywood cabinet doors. Its red polka-dot pattern and compact dimensions—4 feet high and wide, 1 foot deep—appeal to children. Matching tables, seating platforms, and smaller shelves round out the perky collection, which for now is only available to Vietnamese libraries; the studio plans wider distribution in the future. thelabsaigon.com

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“Aalto Tables have a distinct yet generous character, combining easily with all kinds of chairs and benches”

artek Alvar Aalto’s 1933 L-leg furniture series includes tables in multiple shapes and sizes, but few still in production were suited to small spaces. Until now, that is: The Finnish maker is reintroducing Aalto Table in sizes including more modestly scaled options. The rectangular 80B measures 3½ by 2 feet, 80C is 2-by-2-feet square, and the foldable DL81C is either 2½ or 3½ feet long. All come with bent-birch legs and tops in birch veneer, linoleum, or laminate, plus new two-tone linoleum finishes available for the foldable version. artek.fi

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craft associates furniture In the 1960s, Milo Baughman designed luxurious case goods, tables, and seating for the Directional Furniture Company that haven’t been produced since. Craft Associates reissues 15 of them for the first time, with more to come next year. They include the white oak nightstand and jazzy striped-top end table in walnut, rosewood, and butternut. Each piece is made to order in Ohio with an 8- to 10-week lead time, and custom dimensions and wood species are available. Through The Swanky Abode. theswankyabode.com

“The diverse collection of luxury furnishings blends functionality and timeless design”

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An everyday oasis.

With its gentle curves, this piece of seating furniture looks as if it were nestled in a desert landscape. That is why we named it Siwa, after an oriental oasis. Designed by the Altherr Désile Park studio, the sofa is available in three versions: a récamière, a two-seater sofa and an extra-large recliner, making it ideal for reading, chatting and relaxing in comfort—as a solitary everyday traveller or with the whole caravan.

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Earth tones and natural finishes are spatial anchors 1. Silje Nesdal’s Veil low cabinet in smoked ash

and ash veneer with linen curtains by Origin Made. origin-made.com 2. Nyla table/stools handmade of FSC-certified Tzalam, conacaste, and red oak by Room & Board. roomandboard.com 3. Adam Yarinsky of Architecture Research Office’s Y stool in solid black walnut by Available Items. availableitems.com 4. 3-Hook coat hanger in solid American walnut with mortise-and-tenon joinery and oil finish by Janosi Designs. janosidesigns.com 5. GamFratesi’s Kigo coffee and side tables in solid walnut and oak by Koyori. koyori-jp.com 6. Kirk Van Ludwig’s Nieves bench in red oak and umber leather by Autonomous. autonomousfurniture.com 7. Tage table in solid Sapele by Jude Di Leo.

judeheslindileo.com 8. Magnus Sangild’s Mod shelving system with

wall-mounted solid-oak rails and aluminum shelves by Mazo through Gestalt New York. gestaltnewyork.com 9. Monica Armani’s Dune sideboard in oak-

veneered plywood and MDF with lacquered finish by Punt through Lepere. lepereinc.com

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Go Custom On Your Next Project We're your go-to for striking design. Created with hospitality in mind, our designs unite the beauty and durability of solid wood in sculptural forms with easily customizable sizes and finish options. Now offering Source Verified Good Wood® sustainability certifications on many of our products. pfeiferstudio.com | 866-804-1909

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Silvia Musetti for Giorgetti

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er’s first solo show in Los Angeles displayed a nontoxic-resin piece as delightfully globular and see-through as chunks of Jello. friedmanbenda.com

stand from the stylish Italian pairs two cylinders—one of Canaletto walnut with a leather top and the other wrapped in leather with a backlit onyx top—plus a trouser bar and hanging rod. giorgetti.eu

crafted from rectangular fabric cut in straight lines and sewn together to minimize waste, this elegant bench is created from a single sheet of aluminum— then topped with comfy padding.

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marine blue by Tom Faulkner. tomfaulkner.co.uk 2. The Betty bench with eroded cast-concrete column, hand-

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sculpted and -troweled integrally pigmented cement base, and cotton-upholstered cushion by Eric Weil Designs through Otras Formas. osocreations.com, otrasformas.co 3. All Times sideboard in stainless steel and exotic wood veneer by Cristina Jorge de Carvalho Architecture and Interior Design. cjc-interiordesign.com 4. Richard Hutten’s Butterfly coat rack in matte-black steel by Ghidini 1961. ghidini1961.com 5. Chopped room divider carved from blacktinted mahogany with water-based varnish by Ethnicraft. ethnicraft.com 6. Jacopo Lupi and Fabrizio De Gaetano’s table in hand-welded iron with stoneware top by AquaArida. aquaarida.com 7. Oscar Stand nightstand in tungsten foil lacquer by John Lyle Design. johnlyledesign.com 8. Scarp console in Plasterglass by Ralph Pucci. ralphpucci.com 9. Duo side table in crimson and oxblood lacquers by Ember Studio through Colony.

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1. Tilla Goldberg of Ippolito Fleitz Group’s Salto desk storage

tray/pouch in plant-based material by Richard Lampert. richard-lampert.de/en 2. Foster + Partners Industrial Design’s Z desk non-mechanical

height-adjustable workstation with aluminum frame by UniFor. unifor.it

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aluminum with glass top, walnut drawers, and synthetic leather details by Rimadesio. rimadesio.it/en 4. Deborah Moss’s High table in wood veneer with painted interior, underside, and rails, and tabletop power forums by Nienkämper. nienkamper.com 5. Lee Fletcher’s Kynde conference table with TFL top, anodizedaluminum base, steel support structures, and rubber edge by Three H. threeh.com 6. Walker desk in walnut with Irish Green marble inset by Orior Furniture. oriorfurniture.com 7. Binwell powder-coated-aluminum wastebasket with swingtop lid in Blush by Blu Dot. bludot.com 8. Joey Ruiter’s Perspective Portal desk in particleboard, MDF, hardwood, steel, and ABS plastic by Nucraft. nucraft.com 9. Jehs+Laub’s Bonh Lume lamp/table with powder-coated steel frame by Davis Furniture. davisfurniture.com

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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DAVIS FURNITURE

Hanne Willmann & Davis Furniture Breathing life into design with Vida and Ottanna Taking its name from the Spanish word for “life,” the Vida Shelving Collection designed by Hanne Willmann for Davis Furniture breathes dynamic vitality into interiors. This lively spirit is further enhanced by the Ottanna Chair, whose sculptural silhouette mirrors the elegant contours of the shelving, forging a seamless connection between the two collections. These two releases mark the second year of collaboration between the U.S. manufacturer and the Berlin-based designer, following the success of the Vida Table Collection, which garnered acclaim at NeoCon 2023. 2

The Vida Shelving Collection expands on signature soft geometric forms and high-quality materials, introducing a striking storage and display solution tailored for corporate and hospitality environments. Available in two height options, the shelving units feature curved solid steel side supports offered in over 35 powder coat finishes, ensuring both structural integrity and visual appeal. Mirroring this meticulous craftsmanship, the Ottanna Chair Series includes both a swivel chair and a four-leg chair characterized by soft forms and a fully upholstered shell. The chair’s seat, comprised of molded foam, highlights a sustainable manufacturing process that maximizes comfort while reducing waste. Ottanna’s warm, inviting stance positions it as an ideal solution for a variety of interiors, including residential, commercial, and hospitality spaces.

Scan for exclusive behind-the-scenes interview with Hanne Willmann.

For more insights, read the full interview online, where Willmann explores the Vida Shelving and Ottanna Chair Collections and the collaborative process that shaped their development. 1. Ottanna Chairs cozy up to a Vida Conference Table, while Vida Shelving offers a nearby storage solution. 2. The Vida Collection now offers diverse options, from tables to shelving. 3. Ottanna Chairs paired with a Vida Conference Table help define a softer aesthetic for meeting spaces.

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balmaceda Mexico City–based José María Balmaceda began his career as a costume and set designer, but later discovered his true passion, textiles, launching his own rug brand in 2019. He first met the people who would become his partners in that endeavor—as well as a sort of chosen family—on a trip to India and Nepal. He still makes frequent trips to the region, synthesizing elements of Asian culture and his own heritage to create fresh designs with a multicultural tone. His latest collection, Monumento, was inspired by the Brutalist architecture of Teodoro González de León. In designs like Philos, strong, angular shapes are rendered in a rich palette of colors drawn from his beloved Southeast Asia. Artworks as much as floorcoverings, the rugs are made from bamboo silk and wool, hand-knotted in Nepal. jmbalmaceda.com

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product Ålegræs standout A hand-tufted rug with sea-

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the Original Designers 6R5 Network Studio tamed the beast but kept a wild kingdom of colors, so to speak, in this superfine-quality wool Gabbeh, his first collab with the Swiss company.

grass-like texture offered in three pile heights was crafted of a linen-wool combo that “provides a beautiful brightness and reflection on the textile’s surface,” the Danish designer says.

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new collection for the Norwegian company translates the shapes of furnishings by iconic female designers into doormats rendered in graphic color combinations of machine-washable nylon. us.heymat.com

the Copenhagen designer utilizes tray marbling, a process that entails floating paint on water and transferring it to a surface—in this case, white oak. (Choose the digitally printed iteration for hightraffic spaces.) snedkerstudio.dk

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designer’s wool rug hand-knotted and -sculpted in Nepal is inspired by colors found in the Land of Fire, an inhospitable place of active volcanoes and sulfurous geysers in northeast Ethiopia.

and YouTube sensation’s wool-viscose flatweave, traditionally handcrafted in India, brings nature indoors via the Verdant colorway, while a block border delivers modern punch. rugsusa.com

palace and 14th-century Syrian fabrics were among the inspirations for the British designer’s large-scale geometric marble mosaics, composed of hand-cut tesserae. bisazza.com/en

Projects and Black Folks in Design was inspired by plants brought to the U.S. from West Africa, such as the namesake pods that inform this New Zealand wool rug’s intriguing composition.

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“Weave rugs accommodate the space without overpowering it. They function like paintings on the floor, bringing light and warmth”

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gan Jeweler Helena Rohner shifts from hard metal and stone to soft goods with Weave, her new series of hand-knotted wool rugs. Both patterns, rectangular Meeting Point and square Space Hopper, boast a pretty patchwork of varying weaves—sometimes within a single block of color—created by different mathematical sequences carried out on a handloom. “In essence, what we’ve done is expand the knots, which are normally small and subtle, into bigger knots so you can really appreciate the different shapes,” Rohner says. She initially devised the weaves to be made separately then collaged together, but Gan’s highly skilled artisans in India surprised her with executing the entire composition in a single piece. The end result? A medley of textures and hues that manages to be intricate up close and bold at a distance. Rugs come in two colorways: blue and orange. gan-rugs.com

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“Dandelions is inspired by the whimsical beauty of a dandelion field, looked upon by the eyes of a child: fun, vibrant, and innocent”

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The Dallas-based maker of high-end floorcoverings continues its tradition of abstracting nature with the Dandelions rug, designed by brand cofounder and creative director Philippa Agahzadeh. Inspired by childhood memories of blowing dandelion puffs with friends, Agahzadeh translates that sense of nostalgia into a 2.5-by-8-foot runner with a stylized composition sure to command attention in any space. Made with 100 hand-knots per inch, the luxurious wool-and-silk construction reflects the Australian-born designer’s roots in other ways: namely, her family’s wool farming heritage, which also informs her commitment to quality natural fibers and crafting without chemicals. atelieragahzadeh.com

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real lookers Graphic floorcoverings to catch the eye 1. Sophie Tolachides’s hand-tufted Entrelac Round rug in New Zealand

wool blend by Roche Bobois. roche-bobois.com 2. Curate carpet tiles in 100 percent recycled-content EcoSolution Q100

nylon with EcoWorx backing by Shaw Contract. shawcontract.com 6

3. Creative Spark carpet tile in ColorStrand solution-dyed nylon with

EcoFlex Matrix backing by Mohawk Group. mohawkgroup.com 4. Form rug in hide, also available in wool and silk, by Kyle Bunting.

kylebunting.com 5. Iliad VCT flooring in black/white by AHF Products. ahfcontract.com 6. Northstar rug with Persian hand-knotting of mill-spun New Zealand

and Himalayan wools in Mineral by Meredith Heron Collection. meredithheroncollection.com 7. Tiles rug hand-knotted of New Zealand wool and silk in mauve/mauve

silk/rust/cream silk by Judy Ross Textiles. judyrosstextiles.com 8. Elements floor tile of bio-sourced PVC with recycled content and fiber-

glass reinforcement in ash and kelp by Bolon through Matter Surfaces. bolon.com, mattersurfaces.com

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The Lithic Collection / Reinterpret + Reimagine. Take cues from nature’s beauty and resilience. Inspired by the earth’s enduring artistry, Lithic is a soft and hard surface collection that reﬂects the classic aesthetic and artful characteristics of stone. A foundation of stone visuals and unexpected elements for a playful juxtaposition of traditional and modern form – it’s a synchronized ﬂooring system of pattern, texture and vibrant accents for cohesive design across a space. © 2024 Shaw, a Berkshire Hathaway Company

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stark x missoni The American carpet company has been collaborating with the Italian fashion house since 2005. As we’ve come to expect, the brands’ latest joint effort marries the high level of craftsmanship and the bold color and pattern sense for which they are respectively known. Patterns include bolder and softer presentations alike, with crisscrossed or zigzagged lines and shapes taking multiple forms—gradated, randomly mixed, or clearly articulated. Wool and other fibers—including silk, Lurex, and nylon—are combined to form varying textures, available in nine broadloom carpet styles, including tonal Noise, and nine rugs. Some rugs are hand-knotted, such as Nastri and Scratch, others are hand-tufted (Tropical, Shade) or flatwoven (Tobago), adding to the kaleidoscope of surfaces. Five rugs can also be customized, drawing from the Missoni pom box, which contains 100 colors in three fibers: wool, silk, and shiny nylon. missoni.com, starkcarpet.com

“Each fiber adds its own unique texture and allure to the designs, ensuring a tailored experience for every interior designer”

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1. Lagoon rug in Econyl regenerated nylon by Stepevi. stepevi.fr 2. Ombré series rug hand-knotted of Himalayan wool in dress blue, teal, amaranth,

and folkestone gray by Odegard Carpets. odegardcarpets.com 3. Around the Bend carpet tiles in Econyl yarn made from recycled nylon by Flor.

flor.com 4. Sjette hand-tufted rug in wool-polyamide blend by Casalis through Lepere.

lepereinc.com 5. Jamie Bush’s Field Studies III hand-knotted rug of allo, silk, and wool in pepper

by Marc Phillips. marcphillipsrugs.com 6. Michael Habachy’s Gamil wool rug hand-woven on a Punja loom using traditional

Persian techniques by Jaipur Living. jaipurliving.com 7. Dale Chihuly’s Scallop rug in hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk by The Rug

Company. therugcompany.com, chihuly.com 8. Forage EcoSolution Q100 nylon carpet tiles with EcoWorx backing in Wonder7

ment and Contemplative by Patcraft. patcraft.com

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At Mohawk Group, our goal is to use design to nurture a culture of care. Inspired by pollinators, the Pathmakers Collection connects people to the ways of nature, while working to protect and nurture our natural world.

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“The collection is inspired by the Bauhaus masters as well as Milanese designers of that era, including Franco Grignani and AG Fronzoni” ILLUSIONE

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Graphic designer Armando Milani’s Inganni Spaziali collection has a narrative quality. He utilizes geometric patterns, sometimes obscured, to convey the idea that “a photographed form can lose its boundaries, expressing a design that can open up broader and hidden worlds.” (The collection’s name means “spatial cheat” in Italian.) The four carpets, including Illusione and Emozioni, are transpositions of analog artworks from the 1960s and ’70s that reference the era’s freedom and experimentation. To achieve the three-dimensional appearance, the design team used wool and silk in varying textures and concentrations. The warm palette, uniform fiber height, and natural materials are meant to evoke the soft, tactile surface of cotton paper. Patterns range from subtle black/white gradients to an evocation of childhood paper chains. ateliertapisrouge.com

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“The collection highlights female craftsmanship and art, while connecting colors and patterns with a strong cultural and aesthetic significance”

layered The Stockholm-based interior design brand, founded in 2015 by Malin Glemme, has turned heads with its cross-pollination of bold and modern elements and a focus on craftsmanship and sustainability. The company’s latest collection is inspired by and named for traditional Röllakan rugs, whose geometric and stylized patterns, often inspired by plant and animal motifs, were historically woven at home by women. For this contemporary reboot, a reflection of Swedish nature and folk art, the design team chose a palette that’s rich and intense: deep red, blue, yellow, dark ochre, and forest green plus undyed black and white details. The originals were typically passed down as heirlooms, and these fresh interpretations are sure to follow suit. layeredinterior.com RÖLLAKAN

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downtown brown These earth-toned offerings lend a surprisingly urban edge 1. Fences wool Moroccan rug in Nightfall by Beni Rugs through Design Within Reach. dwr.com 2. Amtico Signature Abstract premium LVT tile with non-ortho phthalate construction by Mannington Commercial. manningtoncommercial.com 3. Poppy Topaz colorway from a new palette by Margrethe Odgaard available for Eco carpet and wall-to-wall collections by Ege. egecarpets.com 4. Tile rug of hand-woven and -carved wool and cotton in Sumac by Mark Krebs. markkrebs.ca 5. Pixel porcelain tile in Artic by Ceramica Sant’Agostino. ceramicasantagostino.it/en 6. Abreham Brioschi’s Scarification Mursi rug in hand-tufted wool by Nodus. nodusrug.it 7. Graphic floorcovering in beige Herringbone by Bolon through Matter Surfaces. bolon.com,

mattersurfaces.com/bolon 8. Offbeat wool-nylon flatweave in Umber by Stanton.

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1. Breakout 100 percent recycled-nylon carpet tiles in

Raven and Incognito by Interface. shop.interface.com 2. Bobby Whitlock Collection rug of 100-knot wool-silk

in Broken Wing by Carini. carinicarpets.com 3. Serpentine rug hand-tufted of wool, silk, or ArtSilk

with Lurex highlights by Topfloor by Esti. topfloorrugs.com 4. Vestige Flooring flatwoven of TerraStrand phthalate-

free extruded yarns in Artichoke, Beech, Cider, Marine, Pecan, and Tumbleweed by West Elm + Chilewich. westelm.com, chilewich.com 5. Jeffrey Alan Marks’s Avalon rug hand-knotted of wool, silk, and bamboo silk by The Rug Company.

therugcompany.com 6. Double solution-dyed polyester carpet tile with felt

cushioning in Flash by EF Contract. efcontractflooring.com 7. Faroe cotton, wool, and jute rug in Muscovado by Armadillo. armadillo-co.com/us 8. Ferruccio Laviani’s Tatam rug in wool by Illulian. illulian.com 9. Enlighten carpet tile of Wear-On nylon with PVCfree WellBAC comfort cushion in Relate by Milliken.

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sketchy characters Rugs and more with a hand-drawn quality

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ABPURE Infinity ¨

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ABPURE® Infinity, a Carbon Neutral flooring collection respectful of mother nature

Carbon Neutral Flooring ABPURE® Infinity is a cradle-to-gate Carbon Neutral rubber sheet flooring collection featuring an elegant tone-on-tone visual in 20 earth-centric colors. It is produced with renewable natural gas from 100% organic waste that reduces greenhouse gases at the source. It is a no-wax, easy-to-maintain flooring, featuring PURE colors that last and contributes to the reduction of the embodied and operational carbon footprint of buildings. Watch the video: www.american-biltrite.com

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In September, the Portland, Oregon, interiors studio launched its first in-house product: Bobine, a cheerful table lamp. The name is French for “spool,” a reference to the turned-wood style of the base. “The shapes reinterpret and exaggerate a traditional lamp form,” principal Jessica Helgerson notes. Locally made using handblown glass, the shade and base are available in seven colors that can be mixed and matched. (Other base options are oak and walnut, and ceramic shades will be coming soon.) “Every combination works well—you can’t go wrong,” the designer says. Add a little extra joy to the table with a coordinating glass snail, a fitting partner for the mushroom-shape luminary. jhinteriordesign.com

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product Glaze standout With five matte-black glazed-

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product Cape standout A steel cage in four colorways

perimentation for the multidisciplinary designer to create this expressive suspension light, which pairs a 3D-knitted polyester shade with glass tubes containing LEDs. moooi.com

ceramic disks on brass-plated steel rods, this sculptural sconce by Workshop/APD can be rotated or combined in multiples for an alluring installation indoors or in covered outdoor areas. arteriorshome.com

crocheted reversible shade evokes harlequin checkerboard costumes, using an intarsia technique to create graphic block patterns of Egyptian cotton yarns without any seams. naomipaul.co.uk

wraps a blown-glass bulb in the Studio & Projects founder’s lightweight yet high-performance sconce or flushmount, a contemporary ode to maritime design. rbw.com

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product Vale 12 standout The chandelier’s 12 cast-acrylic

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founders mined the parallels between trumpet-playing and glassblowing to conceive double-walled table and floor lamps, with an inner “horn” and outer cylinder of graphite-hued blown glass.

lenses, in an aluminum frame, emit a multidimensional glow thanks to edgeto-edge connection points, embodying the Vancouver brand cofounder’s signature industrial elegance. a-n-d.com

dimmable table lamp, a Pyrex “cone of light” houses a printed circuit board (in red, gold, or gray) that acts as a diffuser, its copper and fiberglass layers embedded with LEDs. lodes.com

artist collaborated with Arun Jothi and Natalie Frost, the talents behind embroidery specialist Amal, to create unique works made of glass beads, paillettes, Plexiglas, and PET that employ fine tailoring techniques. foscarini.com

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“The Nomad series redefines home as less a fixed place than a shell that adapts and transforms as we do ”

SOFIA KARNUKAEVA

sofia karnukaeva The Barcelona-based designer’s Nomad sculptures beautifully intertwine themes of home, adaptation, and the close connection between living organisms and their environment, all sparked by her personal experience of relocating to a new country from her native Russia. Crafted from white stoneware and illuminated from within, Karnukaeva’s zoomorphic pieces evoke nests, shells, beehives, and caves—symbols of safe, intimate spaces. The designs reflect her belief that “relocation compels us to transform our inner and outer space,” forcing us to adapt in new ways. Her process involved wandering beaches, gathering bits of driftwood and observing boulders smoothed by waves. She then mimicked those shapes in her work, creating forms that directly mirror her new habitat. sofiakarnukaeva.com

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sweet wonders Artful offerings give spaces their glow-up

1. Scopo one-of-a-kind artist-edition light

sculpture in brass by David Weeks Studio. davidweeksstudio.com 2. Oliver Wilcox and Simon Leah’s limitededition Marbled Continuum LED wall sconce of aluminum, glass, and acrylic in Jasper by Lost Profile Studio through Salon Design.

salondesign.us 3. Cassiopeia LED light in Banaca fabric (woven

from Abacá plants) by Mirei Monticelli through Costantini Design. costantinidesign.com 4. Crux light in textured blown glass and brass by Christopher Boots. christopherboots.com 5. Champs-Élysées Liana pendant light in crystal with pink luster by Lalique. us.lalique.com 6. Jackson Schwartz’s Helena large sconce in opaline fade glass and brass with antiquedbronze finish by Hennepin Made.

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hennepinmade.com 7. Simone Lüling’s Starglow LED pendant in

mouth-blown glass and brass by Eloa through Salon Design. salondesign.us 8. Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba’s Murano blown-glass bulb in Luisa colorway by Thomas Cooper Studio. muranobulb.us 9. Kelly Wearstler’s Fio lamp in blown glass and etched antiqued brass by Visual Comfort & Co. kellywearstler.com, visualcomfort.com 10. Vandersandestudio’s Endless Light installation made of LED columns in Venetian crystal by Barovier&Toso. barovier.com

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This spring, the Barcelona-based maker opened its first U.S. flagship, in New York’s Flatiron District. The loftlike showroom is arranged like a home—there’s even a central kitchen— with artful vignettes displaying the brand’s furniture and lighting. Among the latter is Lámina, a reflected light system by Antoni Arola that now includes not only pendants but also floor, wall, and table lamps, dubbed Lámina 45 and Lámina 165 for the length of their shades in centimeters. The minimalist fixtures comprise two simple elements: a dimmable LED tube and a thin, curved lacquered-aluminum shade. Originally available in white, the smaller lampshades now come in a gold finish that produces a warm, intimate glow. santacole.com

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santa & cole “Lámina is a poetic study of reflective light and an exercise in formal simplification”

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hue’s the news Catchy colors give these lights a sense of playfulness

PLA, transparent PETG blown glass, ceramic, and paint with canvas cord by Todd Merrill Studio. toddmerrillstudio.com 2. Jason Bird’s Stalik acoustic LED pendants in PET covered with sustainably sourced and biodegradable Camira Blazer virgin wool by Luxxbox. luxxbox.com 3. Servomuto’s Calypso Ap wall sconce in Martinique/Yellow with a matte-silk black-lacquered arm, satin-brass support ring, and fabric shade by Contardi through Lepere. lepereinc.com 4. Poul Henningsen’s PH5 aluminum pendant in new Dusty Indigo colorway by Louis Poulsen. louispoulsen.com/en-us 5. Simon Schmitz’s Cora pendant light, 3D-printed on demand of proprietary biodegradable sugar cane–based polymer, in mustard by Gantri. gantri.com 6. Asher Rodriguez-Dunn’s Tetra I ceiling lights in brass, aluminum, steel, and nickel, available in custom powder-coat colors, by Studio Dunn. studiodunn.com 7. Jonathan Glatt’s Aster flush-mount fixture in ash with waterbased oxblood stain by O&G Studio. oandgstudio.com 8. Alessandro Zambelli’s J-us LED wall light in red aluminum by Luceplan. luceplan.com

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1. Teemu Salonen’s Frutti di Mare III LED sculpture in 3D-printed

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The Milan-based lighting-design studio compares itself to an haute couture atelier. And why not? With seductive folds, sheer fabrics, and contrasting trims, its artful creations would be right at home on a runway. Take the Otto collection, CEO and art director Alessandro Poli’s playful nod to 1970s sci-fi imagery. Introduced as a pendant last year, Otto is now available as a table lamp, with a conical mahogany base and a 19 ½-inch-diameter shade resembling a UFO. A pleated white-silk diffuser sits under a hatlike top of Rubelli or Dedar fabric in nine colors (or custom), including yellow, cobalt, green, and tender rose. Otto Table is handmade to order in Italy with a five-week lead time. servomuto.it

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1. Charlotte Perriand’s reissued Lampe de Bureau

wall light in molded glass and steel by Nemo Lighting through Lepere. lepereinc.com 2. Joan Gaspar’s Fris modular LED light in tempered glass and aluminum with black finish by Marset. marset.com/usa 3. Giunco ceiling lamp in Sea Blue blown glass with

polished champagne–finished metal stem by Sicis. sicis.com 4. Keaton sconce in steel with polished-nickel finish

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5. Massimo Colagrande’s Plint Mini battery-powered

LED architectural spotlight in black metal by Nemo Lighting through Lepere. lepereinc.com 6. Jumbo’s Neotenic large table lamp in glazed ceramic and glass by Petite Friture. us.petitefriture.com 7. Costes’s Rivoli reading lamp in black-lacquered brass by Studio Liaigre. studioliaigre.com/en 8. Peter Bristol’s Multiverse Weave LED track lighting system in brass and aluminum by Juniper. juniperdesign.com 9. Mick De Giulio’s Stagger polished stainless-steel

linear LED suspension light by Visual Comfort & Co. 10. Robert Ogden’s Yaffa XL swing-arm sconce in oak, black leather, and brass by RTO Lighting.

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RONAN BOUROULLEC

“Céramique is a simple light with a simple purpose, and the function is clearly defined by the design of each version”

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Ronan Bouroullec has worked in ceramics for his entire career. One of his first projects was a series of vessels and furniture made with master potters in Vallauris, France, and he has since created ceramic vases and tiles for brands like Mutina. The Céramique collection is his latest experiment: three perky ceramic table lamps—Up, Down, and Side—with a lead-free crystalline lacquered finish in navy, green, or red. The design grew out of a craving for simplicity. After years of working on complex lighting systems, Bouroullec wanted to make a lamp out of one piece of ceramic that needed only a regular bulb. Flos had never produced a ceramic lamp, and Bouroullec thought it would be fitting for a company so tied to Italian production to support the country’s potters. The handmade lamps are 19 ¾ inches tall and weigh 7 ½ pounds, bringing a strong presence to any room. flos.com

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feeling spacey A spotlight on celestial designs

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1. OZ portable lamp in glass and leather by Lisa Riou as seen at Mobilier National.

mobiliernational.culture.gouv.fr, @lisarioudesign 2. Roger Thomas’s Quadrant LED sconce in bronze

and brass by Boyd Lighting. boydlighting.com 3. Teegan and Jeff Nordhues’s Ayr ceiling fixture

in light-aged brass, glazed terra-cotta with azure lichen patina, and mold-blown glass by Pax Lighting. paxlighting.com 4. Kin and Company’s Kraas sconce in patinated brass by Pern Baan. pernbaan.com 5. Rain chandelier with variegated ombré hand-blown glass cylinders in gray by Tracy Glover Studio. tracygloverstudio.com 6. Ben K. Mickus’s Hedron LED pendant in 3D-printed bioplastic by Mickus Projects. mickusprojects.com 7. Marina Declarey’s Serif 3 lamp with hand-

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stitched leather-sheathed metal structure and lava-rock base by Mercœur. mercoeur-edition.com 8. Suspenders Parallels chandelier with heightadjustable etched-glass teardrop luminaires and aluminum power bars by Sonneman–A Way of Light. sonnemanlight.com

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k itchen bath kohler co. Water droplets, amorphic forms, and chiseled stone were among the starting points for noted New York–based visual artist Daniel Arsham as he imagined the Landshapes collection for Kohler. To forge the freestanding tub, he used Lithocast: the manufacturer’s stone-look solid-surface acrylic designed to feel warm to the touch and comfortable against your skin. Lithocast is something of a chameleon, able to be molded into all manner of curvy, organic, or even geometric forms— perfect for rendering the tub’s melting-ish form. (Oh: and the material is easy to clean.) The collection encompasses a pendant light and sconce, a vessel sink, faucet handles and decorative hardware, a toilet, WasteLAB tiles, and a gently amorphous mirror framed in carved birch. Arsham also designed six large-scale sculptures that face Lake Michigan on the brand’s resort property, flanking a private luxury guest cabin outfitted with the full Landshapes series. kohler.com

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David López Quincoces for Zucchetti

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product Helm standout Offered in both single-lever

product Radiant Blooms standout A set of four placemats from

product The Small Hours standout The use of steel defines the

product Kaleidoscope Block standout Tulip Black stone and Calacatta

and three-hole versions, the manufacturer’s stainless-steel taps—elevated by vertical ridges and knurling—are newly available in a chic chocolate finish.

the London-based artist and design star features a jubilant pattern digitally printed on recycled leather in superbright colors. store.moma.org

Hall of Famer’s first bathroom collection for the Italian company, but a second key element is a backlit mirror that can be adorned with a paraphrased Groucho Marx quote: “Believe me or your eyes.”

marble combine to form familiar geometries in the interior designer’s new tiles, creating a high-contrast look that is classic, not fusty. akdo.com

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product CUCINAnD’O standout The name of the kitchen sys-

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natural-stone artist and the luxury tile company has blossomed into a “collectionette” of creative, dimensional, textured patterns that evoke the cycle of change. artistictile.com

tem is a portmanteau of cucina (kitchen) and D’O, the celebrated chef’s Milan restaurant, while its design is a tasteful amalgam of brushed elm and stainlesssteel. arancucine.it

Interior Design Hall of Famers’ architectonic stone island with a dynamic overhang and striking facets is certainly both. eggersmannusa.com

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“The inspiration from mortadella and salami adds a quirky, unexpected touch, making each tile feel fresh and distinct” k itchen bath

ALEX PROBA AURORA

Sometimes you have to color way outside the lines to arrive at a fresh take. Drawing upon her travels throughout Italy, multidisciplinary designer Alex Proba, based in Brooklyn, New York, and Portland, Oregon, mixes the serious (architectural elements like marble and terrazzo) with the quirky (foods like mortadella and salami) to achieve Aurora. The collection, marking her studio’s first foray into the tile realm, is a modern approach to traditional encaustic, made from unfired cement, sand, aggregate, pigment, and water. The 8-inch terrazzo tiles are shaped by hand using brass for crisp outlines and clear patterns. “It’s not just about the textures and colors but about offering something entirely new in a category that often feels repetitive,” Proba says. The latest entrant to Concrete Collaborative’s Strands patterned tile portfolio, Aurora encompasses six designs—Riser, Baked, Bato, Zina, Flores, and Seeker—in two colorways. concrete-collaborative.com

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whimsical geometry Concentric motifs and rippled forms meet candy-colored hues 1. Tips full-body porcelain in Luxe 3D finish by ABK through Nemo Tile & Stone.

abk.it/en, nemotile.com 2. Guise lever-handle faucets in polished-graphite finish by Kallista. kallista.com 3. Newterra CT2214 concrete sink with integrated tall backsplash in moss by Lacava.

lacava.com 4. Indoterra glazed-porcelain tile circle mosaic in White Desert by Daltile. daltile.com 5. Bennett Friedman’s Noto washbasins in ceramic, marble, cement, and solid

surface by AF New York. afnewyork.com 6. Marco Piva’s Tharis Glam wellness unit vanity with LED-backlit mirrors,

travertine sinks, and water-repellant gloss-painted MDF bases by Visionnaire Home Philosophy. visionnaire-home.com 7. Philippe Starck’s reissued Excalibur toilet brush of 100 percent postconsumerrecycled polypropylene in acid yellow by Heller. hellerfurniture.com 8. Georges Greaves’s Poola shower curtain in Oeko-Tex-certified Panama woven cotton by ZigZagZurich. zigzagzurich.com

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fall right in An autumnal array of green, gold, and timber

1. Framed kitchen system in zinc by Garde Hvalsøe.

gardehvalsoe.dk/en 2. 24-inch stainless-steel dishwasher in silver fin-

ish with Kitchen Fit sliding door hinge system and flexible toe kick by Dacor. dacor.com 3. Prestwick T-knobs in solid zinc alloy with honeybronze finish by Top Knobs. topknobs.com 4. 581 Lucillia porcelain slab by Caesarstone. caesarstoneus.com 5. Series 9 24-inch integrated under-counter bev-

erage center with glass door by Fisher & Paykel. fisherpaykel.com 6. Convivium Era island with worktop in polished

black Saint Laurent marble and built-in Up&Down table in NTF gray oak veneer by Arclinea. arclinea.com/en 7. 60-inch dual-fuel stainless-steel range in Lily

with brushed-brass handles and customization options by BlueStar. bluestarcooking.com 8. 24-inch stainless-steel induction range with ceramic black-glass cooking surface by Bertazzoni. bertazzoni.com 9. Balance in Chester Green (on wall) and Jatoba

Brown 4D (on counter) lapped large-format 12mmthick ceramics for kitchen worktops by SapienStone. sapienstone.us 10. Flying Fish pull in solid walnut by Vivi Lamarre.

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tm italia The limited-edition Impexa kitchen suite, created by Mattia Biagi and Cardenio Petrucci of Los Angeles studio MC+, derives its name from the Latin word for “disorder.” The designers say the canted forms were sparked by entropy, the breaking of patterns, and the forces of organic evolution…heady stuff! But the angular monoliths—one for cooking, one housing the sink—are sculptural wonders. Their internal structures are made of renewable materials, while exteriors are metal available in three finishes: highgloss dark gold or nickel, referencing the reflection of the sun and water, and a super-matte brass tone, a tribute to the surfaces of icebergs. Both units are topped in a rough-hewn high-performance ceramic, and the cooking unit features hidden induction technology. tmitalia.it/en, mcplusdesignstudio.com

“This concept combines the perfection of engineering, the best Italian craftsmanship, and the best raw materials, created to last over time and with respect for the environment”

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“Brad really pushed us toward simplicity with shapes in bent aluminum—it’s lightweight and the most recyclable metal out there”

THE SPOT

quiet town Using the familiar shower caddy as a point of departure and doing a deep dive into how it could be improved upon was a four-year process for New York–based industrial designer Brad Ascalon. Developed in collaboration with the California home brand Quiet Town, The Spot modular organizer has an unexpectedly colorful presence, plus it can be customized to such a degree that it can live nearly anywhere—not just in the shower. The strap length is adjustable, accessories can mount in any configuration, and all sorts of fun hanging bits (bottle baskets, toothbrush holders, razor hooks) can be added to make it your own. The perforated-aluminum rack comes in three powder-coat colors, including Moss, and the add-ons in four. quiettownhome.com BRAD ASCALON

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retro roots Sleek lines meet pink and black tones

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gum/ivory porcelain, both terrazzo tiles incorporating 65 to 100 percent recycled content by Livden. livden.com 2. Ultima Midnight 36-inch dual-fuel range in matte black–finish stainless steel by Verona Appliances. veronaappliances.com 3. Ecotone New Era slab in Mahal, made from recycled content and resin derived from bio-compounds, by Quartzforms. quartzforms.com 4. Kintsu wall-mount pot filler with knob handle in matte

black–finish brass by Brizo Kitchen & Bath Company. brizo.com 5. Avalene quartz countertop by Cambria. cambriausa.com 6. Beer/beverage dispenser in Champagne automotive-grade

paint by True Residential. true-residential.com 7. 60+ stainless-steel dishwasher optimizing water, energy,

and detergent consumption by Asko. us.asko.com 8. New Generation Cooling refrigerator/freezer in dark-

brushed stainless-steel with aluminum-framed drawers and warm-white glare-free lighting by Gaggenau. gaggenau.com/us 8 7

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“We value the time and skill it takes to transform spaces into livable luxuries, so we created the company as a way to empower designers to simplify the renovation process”

EMILY ARTHUR, SHARON DRANKO

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isla porter Tired of the white kitchen sameness that dominates the industry, two forward-thinking women, Emily Arthur and Sharon Dranko, founded their startup in a male-dominated world. To set themselves apart, they spent two years in design and AI tech development, landing on the brilliant idea to offer fully assembled cabinetry. LIDAR scanning and machine learning help streamline workflows, from measuring to customizing, thus dramatically reducing project time—from about 40 hours to only 3—leaving designers more time to be creative. Efficiency aside, the aesthetic and customization capabilities are also top notch, and Isla Porter offers 20 door styles, 70 finishes, and eight wood species that are endlessly combinable (and also pairable with unique stones). This is welcome news to the myriad designers they interviewed, who told them one of the biggest challenges was to find the right products. We say . . . problem solved! islaporter.com

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rugged beauty Stone, mixed metals, and modern tech lend tranquil refinement 1. Cappadocia Sunset nonporous, scratch- and UV-resistant

sintered stone by Neolith. neolith.com/us 2. San Elijo wide-spread lavatory wall faucet in satin

nickel–finish brass with teak cross handles by California Faucets. californiafaucets.com 3. Antonio Citterio’s Aurena LED mirrors, hygienic-ceramic washbasins, and metal-framed vanity by Duravit. duravit.us 4. Christoph Behling’s AquaClean Alba wall-hung toilet with Turboflush technology by Geberit. geberit.it 5. Michael Neumayr’s AquaHalo rain panel in glossy or brushed Champagne 22-karat gold finish by Dornbracht. dornbracht.com 6. Cameo shower system in solid brass with PVD brushed-

brass finish by Graff. graff-designs.com/en 7. James freestanding tub in proprietary mineral composite

(incorporating organic dolomitic limestone and high-grade casting resin) by Acquabella. acquabellabaths.com 8. Suede Studio’s Pivot cabinet knobs cast of recycled bronze with hand-applied finish by Rocky Mountain Hardware. rockymountainhardware.com

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Award-winning Milanese architect and designer Cristina Celestino, creative director of Fornace Brioni, infuses a handmade aesthetic into factory-made technical ceramic tiles. In the Araldica collection, two geometric patterns—parallelogramlike Ducato and circular Corte— blend white terra-cotta with the brand’s signature variegato clay in rich, earthy tones. Inspired by the intricate 12th-century mosaic work of the Cosmati family, who left their mark throughout Rome, these tiles create tessellations that evoke Euclidean geometry. Not to mention they’re durable and outdoor-ready, even for water exposure. In the Fluviale series, Celestino shifts focus to nature’s brushstrokes and the meeting of land and water. Alveo and Golena explore tonal variations and layered textures, with the former standing out for its dense coloration. Both collections highlight Celestino’s talent for marrying industrial production with artisanal design, creating tiles that add visual depth and sophistication to both indoor and outdoor spaces. fornacebrioni.it/en

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“The tiles recall the geometric and polychrome work of the Cosmati family”

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3form The materials innovator collaborates with an outside designer— New York’s Ringo Studio—for the very first time, and the results are smashing. The Dreamscape collection’s seven designs each feature a different material, pattern, and finish combination. Flamingo is a vibrant hot-pink (natch) hue available in optical-grade Chroma, while Tangerine Sunset sports an orange-toned gradient achieved via digital printing on glass. Some come in Varia formable resin: Vertically fluted Cosmic Dune, which gets its sandlike look from layered felt; Floral Daydream, with white blooms that pop against an arctic-blue background; and Electric Lily, which has a rippled relief texture. All draw upon the vibrant coloration of spring and summer, so you can bask in a warm-weather glow all year long. 3-form.com

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pinkys The Los Angeles brand led by second-generation coowners Dion Der and Arin Der has been crafting modern steel and iron doors and windows for decades. Now the brothers are adding a fresh twist to the family legacy, shaking up this traditionally monochromatic product category with California. The new palette features four vibrant hues available on the brand’s bestselling double flat, double arch, and double mini arch doors: Angeles Green, inspired by local forests; Sunset Pink, capturing the rosy sky at dusk; Montecito Mint, a grayish-green nod to the accents on historic Spanish Revival homes; and Palm Desert Sand, evoking beigy dunes. With their durable, low-maintenance painted finish, Pinkys’ colorful doors are designed to withstand the elements while staying effortlessly stylish for years to come. Check out the Cali cool shades in the brand’s just-opened L.A. showroom. pinkysirondoors.com ARIN DER, DION DER

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PORTRAIT: STEPHEN BUSKEN

“The California collection celebrates color stories that pay homage to the Golden State’s diverse and aweinspiring scenery”

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“The designs celebrate and elevate the creativity and diverse lived experiences of disabled artists on a grand scale”

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Kirei’s acoustic tiles don’t just look good—they’re sustainable, too. Made from 60 percent postconsumer-recycled plastic, they exceed VOC standards, are Red List free, and qualify for LEED and WELL credits. And now the manufacturer can add “socially conscious” to that list of bona fides, thanks to a new partnership. Utilizing Kirei Ink custom printing, designers can now specify sound-absorbing wall tiles embellished with ArtLifting’s inspiring artwork that energize interiors while improving acoustics. (Designers can also connect with the manufacturer’s in-house acoustic consultants to ensure optimal sound performance for projects with demanding performance requirements.) ArtLifting, a public benefit corporation that’s also certified by the National Association of Women Business Owners, empowers artists with disabilities or housing insecurities, representing over 190 artists who earn 55 percent of sales and royalties—making each piece of acoustic art a powerful source of economic opportunity. kireiusa.com

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product Satin standout From the estudi{H}ac creative

product Plus standout The Brooklyn-based designer,

product HyperFly Baffle standout Curvy recycled-PET acoustic

product Super standout The Aussie architect and direc-

director, the Weaving collection reimagines the atelier’s aluminum chains as installations, adding depth and texture as space dividers, wallcoverings, or architectural ceiling fixtures. kriskadecor.com

who grew up hanging around his grandparents’ hardware biz, channels the iconic cruciform columns of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in his first line, which includes wall-mount aluminum hooks.

baffles specifiable in an array of hues, including spicy Cayenne, are the brainchild of the industrial designer, head of product innovation for Kirei’s parent brand Carnegie Acoustic Solutions.

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tor of Sans-Arc Studio drew on principles of geometry and balanced contrast to create substantial (yet thoughtful!) brass levers, knobs, and pulls in powdercoats including Neutralis, a cool-white semi-gloss. bankston.com

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BAS has been a New York fixture for decades, renowned for its deep-rooted stone expertise and hence a favorite of A&D specifiers. Now led by a dynamic team of women buyers and creatives, a rare sight in the male-dominated industry, the supplier continues to push the envelope. Its forward-thinking focus is on sourcing unique stones from across Europe and beyond that designers won’t find anywhere else—and that stand apart from the usual whites and neutrals. Recent focus has been on trending tones—rust hues, blue or purple coloration (see: Sodalite)—as well as slabs with active veining, like Calacatta Fabbricotti marble. And these days, it’s even easier to peruse the brand’s vast inventory, courtesy of a new 42,000-square-foot Long Island City facility, showcasing over 650 varieties, that BAS unveiled this past spring. The adjacent 4,500-square-foot showroom is designed for more than just browsing; it features a lounge, bar, and communal space. More evidence of its womenforward championing, BAS collaborated with the Female Design Council to cohost a series of events celebrating the space’s launch. basstonenyc.com

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1. Lora DiFabio’s ABPURE Infinity carbon-neutral rubber sheet flooring in Jovial palette with

10-year colorfastness warranty by American Biltrite. american-biltrite.com 2. Belgian Reproduction Privé terra-cotta breezeblocks in Colonnades shape and Flemish

Red colorway by OuterClé. outercle.com 3. Polygood recyclable translucent panels with crystalline base composed of recycled CD

cases and coloration derived from industrial tubes, spools, acoustic panels, and single-use cutlery by The Good Plastic Company. polygood.com 4. Vince Frost and Shelley Simpson’s Numbers address signage in glazed carbon-neutral porcelain with stainlesssteel mounts by Mud Australia. mudaustralia.com 5. Ketra D2 new 2-inch aperture downlights by Lutron. lutron.com 6. Bird Friendly glass with satin finish and tempered tex-

ture that renders it visible to birds, preventing collisions, by OmniDecor Glass Design. omnidecor.it/en 7. Johnsonite Millwork Wall Base system in 20-plus profiles (four new) made of proprietary thermoplastic rubber material by Tarkett. commercial.tarkett.com/millwork 8. Euphoric Lilac (on wall) and Quilt Gold (on

plinth) paints from the 2025 Colormix Forecast: Paradox Capsule by Sherwin-Williams. sherwin-williams.com

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door handle is, first and foremost, an object that you touch,” the Hall of Famer conceived an angular lever, in a patented zinc-aluminum alloy, inspired by the sharp ridges of mountain ranges.

tigation into locally produced flax, the Dutch artist/designer teamed with the London-based manufacturer to create an architectural tile derived from linseed oil that celebrates sustainability.

Japanese design firm Studio Mist-o created single-color sculptural volumes from the manufacturer’s paper-andresin tiles that function as tables, benches, or anything else imaginable.

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1. Drape 3D acoustic panels, a Xorel Artform Hyper Stretch product using Cradle-to-Cradle–certified

woven polyethylene free of PVC, finishes, chlorine, plasticizers, heavy metals, and ozone-depleting chemicals by Carnegie Acoustic Solutions. carnegiefabrics.com 2. Bloom Cypress acoustic light fixture in 55 percent recycled-content PET by Fräsch. frasch.com 3. Acoustic Wood Texture baffles in Rich Bamboo printed on 50 percent postconsumer-recycledcontent Sola Felt by LightArt. lightart.com 4. Carrara acoustic panel made of two layers of 60 percent recycled PET felt with etched “veins” mimicking stone striations by Turf. turf.design 5. TruTile Star PET modular acoustic wall tiles in cherry red by Focal Point. focalpointlights.com 6. Søuld Wooden Joints acoustic panels of eelgrass by Spinneybeck | FilzFelt. spinneybeck.com 7. Contour frameless baffle in stone wool by Rockfon. rockfon.com 8. Circadian No. 2 wool felt panels with powder-coated aluminum frame by Submaterial.

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9. Anna Spakowska’s Twist suspended acoustic divider of high-quality wool felt by Flexxica.

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Hardware and more that make an impact 1. Lesley Green’s Linnea customizable stained glass with copper framework by Bespoke Glass.

bespoke-glass.com 2. DecoMetal in Metallic Gray, made of metal foil laminated to a phenolic core and solid-aluminum

sheets, for vertical and light-duty horizontal applications, by Formica Corporation. formica.com 3. Maya Crowne and Price Latimer’s Alkemis Custom Color interior mineral paint with clear

quartz base incorporating nontoxic minerals by Alkemis Paint. alkemispaint.com 4. Cellular laser-cut solid-core aluminum wall panels in classic light champagne finish by Móz

Designs. mozdesigns.com

5. Amanda Garvey’s Facades by Design solution, with custom imagery printed via low- to no-VOC

factory-applied powder-coat onto any flat surface including perforated sheets, linear sun controls, and louvers by Construction Specialties. c-sgroup.com 6. Transitional Metal indoor-to-outdoor panel solutions made of 20 percent recycled ultra-highperformance aluminum with FEVE coating by Pure + FreeForm. purefreeform.com 7. MX-900 manual or motorized easy-install wedge-in awning for city balconies, with clamp-in posts that securely fix the awning between balcony floor and ceiling, folding arm technology, and a set pitch by Markilux. markilux.com/en-us 8. Adorne plastic wall plate with antimicrobial technology in Evergreen by Legrand. legrand.us 9. Latitude 34° Meridian sliding door kit for single or bi-parting doors, made of high-grade aluminum in brushed stainless-steel finish, by CRL. crlaurence.com 8

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1. Angled knob in solid oak by Ashley Norton. ashleynorton.com 2. Guild Fundamentals: Work Study thin glazed-brick tiles by Clé Tile. cletile.com 3. Reservorio Lotus color-body porcelain floor tile and fluted glazed-ceramic wall tile by AmericanOlean.

americanolean.com 4. Hadi Teherani’s Nagomi ceramic wall tile incorporating recycled glass from cathode-ray tubes in Basalt

by Mirage. mirage.it/it/en

5. Generation 4 operable folding glass wall system available with aluminum, wood, or clad frames by

NanaWall. nanawall.com 6. Second Nature environmentally conscious Monroe two-panel flat-molded interior door by Jeld-Wen.

jeld-wen.com/en-us 7. Outdoor pavers made of native California clays by Orca. orcaliving.com 8. Pamela Love and Guillaume Pajolec’s Eye knobs in antiqued cast bronze by Petra. petrahardware.com

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outdoor poltrona frau Earlier this year, Poltrona Frau relocated its New York flagship from SoHo to the Belmont Building in NoMad, joining fellow Italian notables with outposts in the burgeoning design district. In honor of the opening, the century-old brand debuted a special outdoor version of its hourglass-shaped Leplì stool, in a limited edition of 50, available exclusively at the new digs. Polypropylene string is hand-woven on the 15-by-18-inch aluminum base in a wicker motif, which designer Kensaku Oshiro chose for its quintessentially American aesthetic. “The result is light seats with refined breathability, suitable for open spaces,” the Milan-based Japanese talent explains. A “belt” and slim cushion in select colorways of eco-conscious Impact Less Pelle Frau Nest leather give the unit sartorial flair. poltronafrau.com

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trad macramé via a checkerboard rug whose two-tone poly ropes are knotted in a manner that mimics a textured basketweave. maharam.com

wrapped lounge chair, conceived by the New York designer, sports nearly 3,000 feet of polychromatic fiber on its body-cradling powder-coatedaluminum frame. dedon.de

firm Workshop/APD yields crisply tailored pieces like this alfresco chaise with angular teak base riffing on a ship’s hull. sutherlandfurniture.com

(in five styles) by the brand cofounder is outdoor-ready thanks to braided acrylic cord that wraps around a geometric black-metal frame. Through Estiluz. estiluz.com, eltorrent.com

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product Timbur standout An FSC-certified teak bench—

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with unfinished hand-sanded arms intended to patina over time—channels the Denmark-based Icelandic designer’s carpentry background.

hospitality visionary includes this 2-foot-tall GFRC side table whose beveled grid evokes the rugged stone foundation of a 15th-century Venetian palazzo. stoneyardinc.com

include a 4-foot-tall aluminum unit, which offers flexible storage space courtesy of powder-coated stainlesssteel slat shelves (available in woodgrain decors) outfitted with modular drawer boxes. danver.com

with Acacia armrests honors Caribbean cool by way of an eye-catching gradient of PVC rope, handwoven by artisans in the designer’s native Colombia. Through DDC & Co. ddcandco.com

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“Out-Fit has been designed for keeping fit surrounded by nature, promoting an active outdoor lifestyle”

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Say goodbye to the dusty exercise machine in the basement: Ethimo brings your home workout into the great outdoors with Out-Fit. The patio fitness system, a collaboration with fellow Italian firm Studio Adolini, is a mental and physical oasis in which to enjoy the health benefits of the open air. With a teak-slat floor and ceiling and a rust-hued metal structure, the design would look right at home in a private residence or a luxe spa setting. It features a boxing bag and a weight bench covered in outdoorapproved leather plus a set of wood gymnastics rings. And for a postworkout protein boost, the Phil kitchen is at the ready. The brainchild of Milan’s Gordon Guillaumier, the unit is available in several models including a smart induction grilltop. Its elegant yet informal cylindrical body practically begs people to gather ’round for outdoor entertaining. Through Walters Wicker. walterswicker.com, ethimo.com

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1. Alex Woogmaster’s Avant stacking tables in colored aluminum by Walters Wicker. walterswicker.com 2. Louis floating pool sun loungers with eco faux leather upholstery over high-density polyurethane padding in blue by Myyour through Property. propertyfurniture.com 3. White Arkitekter’s Parker bench with powder-coated recycledmetal frame and painted-bamboo seat by Mizetto. mizetto.se 4. José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales’s Cono daybed-pergola in aluminum woven with outdoor straps and ropes by Gandiablasco. gandiablasco.com 5. Cora nesting tables in laser-cut and bent steel with proprietary polyester powder-coat finish by Landscape Forms. landscapeforms.com 6. Everlasting kink- and UV-resistant, industrial- and agricultural-

Upbeat designs to encourage outdoor fun

grade, nontoxic, drinking-water-safe garden hose with seamless PVC inner layer, ballistics-grade woven-polyester reinforcement, nonmarking thermoplastic outer layer, and solid-brass nozzle by Goodland. hellogoodland.com 7. Tristan Lohner’s Swiing portable LED table lamp with modular aluminum construction and polycarbonate diffuser in black cherry by Fermob. fermobusa.com 8. Lollygagger post-consumer-recycled high-density polyethylene lounge chair in new chili colorway by Loll Designs. lolldesigns.com 9. Zaha Hadid Architects’ Topos sun lounger in galvanized steel wire made from recycled content with optional Sunbrella-upholstered cushion by Isimar. isimar.es/en 10. Batyline [Stam]Skin Feel bio-based outdoor upholstery with organic-cotton base cloth (incorporating recycled content derived from food waste) by Serge Ferrari Group. sergeferrari.com/us-en

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“This innovative collection combines traditional basketry techniques with performance fabrics to bring the indoors out”

jim thompson The renowned textile house and Kitt.Ta.Khon, a Bangkok-based furniture-maker, share a passion for preserving traditional Thai craftsmanship and supporting artisan communities. Now the two brands join forces to hatch a new line of outdoor accent chairs that bridges heritage and modernity. The designs are a testament to innovation, blending Jim Thompson’s high-performance Archipelago fabrics with Kitt.Ta.Khon’s contemporary take on Thai basketry techniques. The Pandan armchair captivates with its simple weave patterns, while Mudjai, a low bench with curved seat, boasts Ikat-inspired upholstery and a leg design that invites light-andshadow play. The Takpha stool, adorned with striped fabrics reminiscent of sarongs, celebrates rural artistry. Frames of powder-coated aluminum, clad in recycled plastic, ensure durability for outdoor use, as do the easy-to-clean upholstery fabrics. Available at Jim Thompson’s Surawong Road flagship store and online. jimthompson.com, kitt-ta-khon.com PANDAN

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“The chair is an example of Robin Day using an incredibly minimal palette of materials to create something that is both functional and aesthetically elegant”

ROBIN DAY

&tradition Postwar British icon Robin Day got his first big commission in 1951, when he was tapped to design furniture for London’s new Royal Festival Hall. Among the five pieces Day created was the RFH Terrace Chair RD4, a slim seat for the cultural facility’s outdoor spaces that embodied his democratic design philosophy and yen for simplicity. The chair is now being made commercially available for the first time, through Danish brand &Tradition. This rebooted version, achieving EU Ecolabel certification, is made with modern standards for durability and sustainability in mind. Its proportions are modest, at only 31 inches tall and 17 pounds, and its construction straightforward, but the FSCcertified teak slats and sturdy steel frame are built to withstand the elements. Available with an optional Sunbrella cushion, the timeless classic carries forward Day’s belief that good design enhances the quality of everyday life. andtradition.com

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Café Collection by Christophe Pillet Introducing the Café collection a perfect blend of contemporary style and classic elegance. Crafted from durable steel, these chairs are built to last, making them ideal for both commercial and home settings. With a versatile range of chairs, armchairs, and stools available in vibrant colors, the Café collection is suited for indoor and outdoor use. Its sleek lines effortlessly complement various EMU t a b l e s , o f f e r i n g b o t h s t y l e a n d f u n c t i o n a l i t y. E l e v a t e y o u r s p a c e w i t h C a f é w h e r e t i m e l e s s d e s i g n m e e t s e v e r y d a y p r a c t i c a l i t y. Tr a n s f o r m y o u r e n v i r o n m e n t t o d a y !

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3 4 1. Calvi Brambilla’s Reuse lounge and pouf, designed for disas-

sembly, with solid Okoumè wood frames, Dryfeel foam padding, and hemp upholstery by Varaschin. varaschin.it 2. Meneghello Paolelli Associati’s Neck tables with concrete bases, powder-coated aluminum stems, and teak, compact, or porcelain tile top by Point. point1920.com 3. Emmanuel Gallina’s Magnolia sun beds with solid iroko bases and removable polyester cushions and Strata tables in cast Cementoskin by Poliform. poliform.it/en-us 4. Leo Aerts’s Angelo M stool/tables in Picasso Green, Grey St. Laurent, and Bianco Statuarietto marbles and Travertino Rosso by Alinea Design Objects. alineadesignobjects.com 5. Tibur sofa carved from Italian travertine by Studio Paolo Ferrari. paoloferrari.com

9 6. Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana’s Salina sofa and square coffee table in solid plantation teak with brushed stainless-steel details by Gloster. gloster.com 7. Joana Bover’s Kando outdoor lamp in teak with nautical cord shade by Bover. bover.es/us/en 8. Sara Moroni’s Amelie cordless die-cast-aluminum suspension lamp with polycarbonate diffuser in Terracotta by Zafferano America. zafferanoamerica.com 9. Karen Larson’s ready-to-install cold plunge pool in concrete with porcelain-tile interior by Soake Pools. soakepools.com

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Industrial grace notes lend silvery flash and shine

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1. 1G LED steel dimmer switch by Buster + Punch. busterandpunch.com 2. Bridge coffee table with textured bronze base and black-glass top by

Maison Leleu. maisonleleu.com 3. Tubular table light of hand-bent stainless steel by Zowa. zowarindt.com 4. Aluminum drum stool by RAD Furniture. radfurniture.com 5. Lily of the Valley polished stainless-steel lamp with moveable shade

by Studio Kuhlmann through St. Vincents. studiokuhlmann.com, stvincents.co 6. Warped Check wallpaper in Metallic Tidal by Aimée Wilder. aimeewilder.com 7. Mesa console of steel with glass top by Douglas Fanning through Maison Gerard.

douglasfanning.com, maisongerard.com 8. Dusk aluminum bench by Kikukawa Kogyo Co. for Toshiki Omatsu Atelier.

toshikiomatsu.com on the cover: Seats System modular objects in hand-melded steel by Swedish Girls. swedishgirls.org

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Woody, a new lounge design

Samba, an article out of the ordinary made with a technical raffia chenille that highlights Kieffer’s experimental and daring side; and Tiles, a fabric made of jute and recycled cotton. Both belonging to Untitled II, the second Kieffer collection created by Rubelli under the creative direction of Formafantasma. kieffertextiles.com – rubelli.com

One of Resol’s best-selling collections is Woody, designed by Josep Lluscà. The collection is expanded with a lounge chair featuring a backrest inspired by the classic wooden slat chair. This new model is designed to provide a comfortable resting option, making it perfect for relaxation and enjoying a slow-paced life. The Woody collection is characterized by its use of complex curves and natural forms. resolusa.com

Stone Forest

Keld

A simple silhouette adorned with clean lines and delicate curvature, the Portico Console Sink is a refined work of precise engineering and sculptural ingenuity that harkens back to mid-century modern design. Carved from a single block of Antique Gray Limestone, the console sink boasts an integrated sink and generous countertop. In its entirety, it effortlessly demands attention. stoneforest.com

Midcentury modern aesthetics meet refined elegance in the Keld. Its sleek tapered legs, bold metal framing, and deep U-shaped back create an elevated, sculptural silhouette. Available in a range of upholstery options, Keld offers versatility without compromising on style. Experience the perfect fusion of comfort and contemporary design with Keld, a chair that elevates any space with timeless appeal and unparalleled craftsmanship. friant.com

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Working with Constance Guisset, Petite Friture added advanced integrated LED technology to the poetic elegance of the Vertigo to introduce Vertigo Nova. This collection offers two refined colors: a monochrome opalescent white or a whiteon-black combination.

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Aceray Adrenalina Allermuir Allsteel American Leather Arflex Arper B&B Italia Bernhardt Design Billiani Blå Station through Scandinavian Spaces Bright Chair Bulo Cassina Costantini Design Donghia Expormim Four Hands Fritz Hansen Global Furniture Group Hem Hightower India Mahdavi Jamie Stern Furniture John Pomp Juntos Projects KFI Studios Klein Agency Knoll Ligne Roset Lovesac Man of Parts Massproductions Mercœur Minotti Molteni&C Moroso Natasha Baradaran Collection Natuzzi Italia Nome Manufacturing Ondarreta Pedrali POD Pieces of Desire Roche Bobois Sancal through Lepere Sandler Secolo through Property Steelcase Studio About through Teak New York Teknion Thayer Coggin through Property

Aimée Wilder Anna Spiro through Studio Four NYC Arc-Com Arte Astek AVO Backdrop Bernhardt Design Berny Bacic through Studio Four NYC Carnegie Chasing Paper Claire Coles Concertex Counterpart Studios through Studio Four NYC Crypton Fabric through Burch Fabrics Dedar Designtex Douglass Industries Élitis Emily Daws Textiles Eskayel Farrow & Ball FilzFelt Garrett Leather HBF Textiles Innovations Jackie Kazarian James Dunlop Jamie Stern Kevin O’Brien Studio Kieffer Kirkby Design Kravet Contract Kvadrat Laine + Alliage Lee Jofa Looksee Collective Luum Textiles Marble Systems Marimekko Maya Romanoff Mayer Fabrics Nassimi Perennials Phillip Jeffries Pollack Porcelanosa Rapture & Wright through Studio Four NYC Rebecca Atwood

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THE RIGHT TOUCH (pages 76-91)

Ali Shah Gallefoss Daniel Shapiro Draga & Aurel through Rossana Orlandi Florian Meca Gaspard Fleury-Dugy Gushka James Haywood Kint Lauren Goodman Louise Richard Design Textile Maris Van Vlack through Superhouse Office of Tangible Space Rafi Ajl through The Future Perfect Studio Federico Stefanovich ThirdKind Unown Space Wendy Andreu

FURNITURE (pages 93-119)

Andreu World AquaArida Artek Autonomous Available Items Blu Dot Bolzan through Property Bunny Williams Home Casamilano through Lepere Christopher Merchant through Otras Formas Craft Associates Furniture through The Swanky Abode Cristina Jorge de Carvalho Architecture and Interior Design Crump & Kwash Davis Furniture Ember Studio through Colony Eric Weil Designs through Otras Formas Erika Cross Studio Ethnicraft Franck Genser through The Invisible Collection Friedman Benda Ghidini 1961 Giorgetti Grayn Haymann Editions through Property Jan Hendzel Studio Janosi Designs Janus et Cie John Lyle Design Jude Di Leo Koyori Lab La Bla Mazo through Gestalt New York McGee & Co. Neal Aronowitz Design Nienkämper Nucraft Origin Made

Orior Furniture Piet Hein Eek through The Future Perfect Porro Pottery Barn Punt through Lepere Ralph Pucci Richard Lampert Rimadesio Room & Board Rottet Collection Sixpenny Studio Piet Boon through Lepere The Lab Saigon Three H Todd Merrill Studio Tom Faulkner Tréca Paris UniFor Xavier Lust through Ralph Pucci Zanat through Lepere

FLOORING (pages 123-144)

AHF Products Armadillo Atelier Agahzadeh Atelier Tapis Rouge Balmaceda Beni Rugs through Design Within Reach Bisazza Bolon through Matter Surfaces Carini Casalis through Lepere Ceramica Sant’Agostino Chilewich EF Contract Ege Flor Gan Heymat Illulian Interface Jaipur Living Judy Ross Textiles Kasthall Kyle Bunting Layered Mannington Commercial Marc Phillips Mark Krebs Meredith Heron Collection Milliken

Missoni Mohawk Group Nodus Odabashian Odegard Carpets Patcraft Roche Bobois Rugs USA Shaw Contract Snedker Studio Stanton Stark Stepevi The Rug Company Topfloor by Esti West Elm Zollanvari

LIGHTING (pages 149-164)

A-N-D Arteriors Barovier&Toso Boyd Lighting Christopher Boots Contardi through Lepere David Weeks Studio Eloa through Salon Design Flos Foscarini Gantri Hennepin Made Jessica Helgerson Interior Design Juniper Lalique Lasvit Lisa Riou Lodes Lost Profile Studio through Salon Design Louis Poulsen Luceplan Luxxbox Marset Mercœur Mickus Projects Mirei Monticelli through Costantini Design Moooi Naomi Paul Nemo Lighting through Lepere O&G Studio Pax Lighting Pern Baan Petite Friture

RBW Regina Andrew RTO Lighting Santa & Cole Servomuto Sicis Sofia Karnukaeva Sonneman–A Way of Light Studio Dunn Studio Liaigre Thomas Cooper Studio Todd Merrill Studio Tracy Glover Studio Visual Comfort & Co.

KITCHEN & BATH (pages 167-181)

ABK through Nemo Tile & Stone Acquabella AF New York AKDO ARAN Cucine Arclinea Artistic Tile Asko Bertazzoni BlueStar Brizo Kitchen & Bath Company Caesarstone California Faucets Cambria Concrete Collaborative Cosentino Dacor Daltile Dornbracht Duravit Eggersmann Fisher & Paykel Fornace Brioni Gaggenau Garde Hvalsøe Geberit Graff Heller Isla Porter Kallista Kohler Co. Lacava Livden MoMA Design Store Neolith Quartzforms Quiet Town Rocky Mountain Hardware

Salvatori SapienStone TM Italia Top Knobs True Residential Verona Appliances Visionnaire Home Philosophy Vivi Lamarre ZigZagZurich Zucchetti

ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS (pages 183-201)

3form Alkemis Paint American Biltrite American Olean ArtLifting Ashley Norton Bankston Architectural BAS Stone Bespoke Glass Carnegie Acoustic Solutions Clé Tile Colombo Design Color Atelier Construction Specialties CRL Dzek Fenix Flexxica Focal Point Formica Corporation Fräsch Goux Studio New York Jeld-Wen Kirei Kriskadecor Legrand LightArt Lutron Markilux Mirage Móz Designs Mud Australia NanaWall OmniDecor Glass Design Orca OuterClé Petra Pinkys Pure + FreeForm Rockfon Sherwin-Williams

Spinneybeck | FilzFelt Submaterial Tarkett The Good Plastic Company Turf

OUTDOOR (pages 205-216)

&Tradition Alinea Design Objects Bover Carl Hansen & Søn Danver Dedon El Torrent through Estiluz Ethimo through Walters Wicker Fermob Gandiablasco Gloster Goodland Isimar Jim Thompson Landscape Forms Loll Designs Maharam Mizetto Myyour through Property Point Poliform Poltrona Frau Serge Ferrari Group Soake Pools Stone Yard Studio Paolo Ferrari Sutherland Furniture Tucurinca through DDC & Co. Varaschin Walters Wicker Zafferano America

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