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A red-and-white safety barrier isn’t an object I’d normally consider inviting. It’s supposed to interrupt your plans. That’s why the stop! collection by Studio Martins Mezulis and creative 13_0663_tsx makes such a good first impression as a design idea. The outdoor benches and stools borrow the panels of Dutch traffic barriers to make places to…
The easiest way to describe the Wishes Collection is to say it looks like someone took a string of chrome Christmas ornaments and turned them into furniture. But that description undersells it considerably. Designed by Reza Raeisifar in collaboration with Saber Abar, the Wishes Collection is a limited-edition furniture and lighting series built around a…
Most furniture is held together by things you can’t see. Mortise-and-tenon joints, steel brackets, wood glue applied in generous amounts before being clamped overnight. The craft of traditional joinery is genuinely impressive, and furniture historians will rightly tell you it’s one of the oldest engineering feats in human history. But a Japanese designer named Tact…
The first time I saw images of the Rear Wing Chair by Keon-Jo, I genuinely had to look twice. Not because it’s strange, but because it’s so precisely right that your brain takes a moment to catch up with what it’s actually looking at. That wide, sweeping profile. Those curved, grounded legs. The unmistakable geometry…
When I first came across the PhytoSymbiosis Seat, it looked like a piece of architecture that had been left in a garden long enough to transform into something else entirely. That’s not an insult. It’s the point. Designed by a student at the Royal College of Art and recently recognized by the NY Product Design…
Most upholstered furniture is essentially furniture under stress. Fabric gets stretched, stapled, pulled taut, and forced into submission over rigid frames. It is, fundamentally, a question of control. Danish designer Lærke Ryom looked at that process and decided to do the opposite. Her debut solo exhibition, Raiments, now open at Innenkreis gallery in central Copenhagen,…
There’s a particular kind of design that stops you mid-scroll and makes you think: wait, what exactly am I looking at? That’s exactly what happened when I first came across the Barefoot Collection by Jorge Suárez Kilzi. At first, you register dark, richly grained wood. Beautiful, but expected. Then your eyes drift downward to the…
Let’s be real about furniture for a second. Most of us want pieces that look great, last forever, and don’t cost as much as a vacation. But we also want to be able to move without having to hire a team of professionals just to disassemble the bookshelf. Oh, and while we’re at it, can…
Joe Doucet has always been good at saying uncomfortable things politely. His latest provocation, delivered via Columns, a furniture collection with Bulgarian studio Oublier, is that the design industry’s obsession with biodegradable materials might be missing the point entirely. Furniture made from mycelium or algae can decompose in five years, sure, but a well-made antique…
You know that moment when you’re standing at the edge of the ocean, watching waves roll in with that hypnotic rhythm that makes everything else fade away? Designer Andrea Ponti wanted to bottle that feeling, and honestly, I think he nailed it with Cresta, a sculptural bench that looks like it was pulled straight from…