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The history of decorative stone carving and the history of electric lighting have almost never intersected in any meaningful way at the shade level. The closest attempts have been thin marble slices backlit into warm translucency, or those Himalayan pink salt lamps that colonized every wellness-adjacent bedroom in the 2010s, both of which use the…
Sheet metal has been a furniture material for decades, but it almost always gets hidden. It becomes the internal skeleton, the underframe, the bracket buried beneath upholstery or lacquer. The design conversation rarely starts with the metal. Deniz Özdemir’s Arc One, an A’ Design Award-winning lounge chair developed in Istanbul between October 2025 and February…
The transformable furniture category has an ugliness problem.The transformable furniture category has an ugliness problem. Murphy beds wear their utilitarian origins on their sleeve, all exposed hinges and wall-mounted hardware that reads less like furniture and more like a filing system for humans. Sofa beds announce their dual nature through the awkward geometry of frames…
Marka feels less like furniture and more like a cultural memory taking shape in the present. The idea comes from the Bedouin way of life, where movement, adaptability, and shared living shaped everything. In that world, objects had to be light, versatile, and deeply connected to how people lived together. Marka brings that spirit forward…
Fractal 9 began not as a formal design project but as a response to a simple, everyday need. The goal was to make use of an empty corner in the living room by creating something that felt meaningful in the space, not just a functional object. The intention was to design a piece that could…
At a time when living spaces are shrinking while expectations from them continue to expand, this design presents a thoughtful response that is both rooted in tradition and aligned with contemporary needs. Emerging from the context of rising housing pressures in Taiwan, where compact homes are increasingly becoming the norm, the project addresses a fundamental…
Dhruv Agarwwal’s Blur coffee table is named for what it does to your eyes. The base is a structure of layered steel mesh, each plane sitting close enough to the next that their overlapping grids produce a moire effect across the surface, a shifting, shimmering interference pattern that changes character with every degree of movement…
Most billiards tables do not ask much of you. You walk up, take your shot, and move on. They are designed to be neutral, quietly functional, almost invisible. This one is not interested in being invisible at all. Designed in Shengfang, Hebei Province, and later exhibited in Beijing, this Chinese billiards table does something rare….
Sailors used to carry pocket telescopes. Birdwatchers still carry monoculars. Geologists carry hand lenses. What these instruments share, beyond the obvious optical function, is a deliberate relationship to information: you raise the tool when you choose to engage with it, and the world stays unmediated the rest of the time. That’s actually a pretty sophisticated…
China loses farmland to urbanization at a pace that makes most planners nervous, and the usual architectural response is to pour a slab and move on. Wei Dou took a different position with the Verdant Syndicate, a mixed-use complex in Henan designed around the premise that the agricultural identity of a site deserves to survive…