Cornice is a sculptural stacking stool by Nao Iwamatsu inspired by Japanese temples and Western cornices, crafted from sustainable wood offcuts.
Inspired by Dutch Hanseatic culture, the LOKI Stool by Nick Beens combines ancient joinery with modern details for a familiar yet fresh look.
Inspired by South African creativity, Hanneke Lourens’ Leftover Bench turns salvaged redwood into communal seating.
The Fold Stool by Vivian Chen transforms through light, showcasing how simple forms and meticulous craftsmanship redefine everyday furniture.
Architect + designer India Mahdavi celebrates the Bishop’s history with a retrospective exhibition and a bite-sized chocolate iteration.
The OUTLINE series by SAND PROJECT transforms discarded industrial materials into bold, black-hued furniture and decor made from sand.
Tiptoe and Yves Klein Archives return with a bold ultramarine collection, merging the historic color with contemporary furniture.
The Lodge seating collection, designed by Jean-Marie Massaud and District Eight, is a contemporary interpretation of Vietnamese aesthetics.
Bringing it back to modernist principles of design, the COLLECTIVE COLLECTION (©COLLECTION) by IMCOLLECTIVE highlights the intricacies of joinery.
Designed by SKNYPL, CABINET+, comprising two stools, a coffee table, and a shelving unit, turns into a flexible, modular storage solution.
Inspired by the familiar forms of the steel pan, the Poêle Collection is a stellar example of what Philippe Starck and Alessi do best.
Inspired by nature, the Utzon Stool by Jørn Utzon for Fritz Hansen is a celebration and renewal of the iconic Danish architect's work.
Seo Chung Kyo's Hipstool metal stools + tables capture the fabric indentations made when sitting in a chair for too long as a social commentary on our routines.
The reintroduced designs from Heller’s archives include a quirky stool, an original Hellerware color way, and minimalist espresso cups.
The monolithic objects comprising the Credo Collection by DECERES for Obakki include the Gotha Bookcase, Olter Dining Table, and the Juddas Chair and Stool.
