Pillowy treats meet boucle in the Sweet Art Collection by Charlotte Høncke for BoConcept, with Helena Christensen at the helm, inspired by the traditions of Danish pastry.
MUJI teams up with Studio 5.5 to design a modular micro-house and a series of clever DIY objects, each crafted from everyday Muji products.
A sweet place to store writing utensils, STUDIO SHOO introduces the TUFF Pencil Cabinet, inspired by iconic Armenian tuff stone.
Sculptural folds and bold symmetry define RS Barcelona's Plec Collection, transforming everyday shelving and dining into artful design.
Inspired by nature's quiet shifts, the Muuto Milan Apartment and Garden unfolds like a year in motion, one room at a time.
Merging precision with artistry, Walmen Dumaliang's 3D-printed designs transform everyday objects into sculptural, immersive experiences.
Full of natural materials and respect for modern Swedish design, the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection from IKEA debuts 96 new pieces.
Fun and functionality collide with the Hachiman Bucket, a heirloom-grade recyclable container that can hold up to 330 pounds.
Fable is a golden-hued, cordless lantern by Lake + Wells inspired by folklore and designed to guide you through modern spaces with grace.
Dynamic yet playful in form, Monica Taverniti showcases new work with fantastical industrial details in an ode to Memphis design.
At Milan Design Week 2025, Formica reframes laminate as a true design staple in history with a layered, story-driven exhibition called Formica (r)Evolution.
Modular and timeless, the A45 System by Parafernalia takes advantage of structural geometry, infused with a touch of mid-century flair.
In spite of global uncertainty, 2025's Milan Design Week + Salone Del Mobile gave visitors more ogle-worthy design objects than ever before.
Furniture brand Uma debuts fresh colorways of its T4 modular seating system, along with a new side table and a fashion-forward edition.
Designed Nest Studio and interior designer Laura Jenkins, the Profile hardware collection features Bauhaus-inspired shapes and facial references.
