Summary Architect John Pawson collaborated with Herman Miller to launch the Pawson Drift Sofa Group, a minimalist seating collection featuring rectilinear frames and sustainable, plant-based materials. London-based architect John Pawson ...
Summary USM has opened a new London showroom in Marylebone Square, shifting its focus from commercial to the growing residential market, a change driven by a cultural affinity for office ...
Summary FRAMA has launched its new Ratio Series, a four-piece freestanding storage line designed by ilo founders Ana Magalhães Ilharco and Matilde Cortez de Lobão, emphasizing geometric precision inspired by ...
Summary Debuting at Copenhagen’s 3daysofdesign, FRAMA has launched its new Petit Rond seating series, designed by Troels Grum-Schwensen. The series features a stool and chair made from lightweight stainless steel, ...
Summary For their fourth collection, released today, Zara Home and Vincent Van Duysen offer a new modular seating system, sleek chrome accents, and ethereal textiles. Zara Home continues its ongoing ...
Summary MillerKnoll will open its Detroit-based MillerKnoll Archive to the public starting this Summer, offering visits to the sprawling facility that contains more than one million objects from the company’s ...
Summary Open to the public on June 7, the Eames Institute and SHVO will launch its first-ever public installation outside of the Eames Archive. Located at San Francisco landmark, the ...
Summary Late Danish designer Hans Wegner’s largest-ever retrospective in Japan will be held at the end of 2025. The exhibition will feature more than 160 pieces from the renowned ODA ...
Summary Nik Bentel Studio has unveiled the Loopy Chair, a playful design crafted from a singular tube of fiberglass, also offered in metal and upholstered variants. Offered in various high-gloss ...
Summary Ah Um Studio’s NYCxDesign Debut at ICFF’s Wanted will showcase its extended Jura Collection, including the Jura Coffee Table, Stool, Side Table, Mirror, Pedestal, and Bench from 2024 and ...
