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ON THE COVER Established & Sons’ Tiki lamp, designed by Nao Tamura, celebrates its 10th birthday with the launch of a portable, rechargeable format and a new matte-white colorway for the polycarbonate body, which rotates to adjust the brightness.

FEATURE 64 NEW WORLD ORDER

by Rebecca Thienes

A travelogue of works by global creatives from India to Italy—with pit stops in the Big Apple along the way— shapes the future of design.

Right: Fenna van der Klei and Patricio Nusselder, cofounders of Rotterdam studio Luis Marie, crafted their Plissade screen of cotton and postconsumer-recycled felt.

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Unifi moves from singular seating to conversational comfort.

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LA POLTRONA

boon_editions Montreal-based artist and Studio Rotolo founder Stefano Giacomello is best known for his hyperrealistic renderings of interior spaces—“decorated” with his own 3D-modelled digital furnishings.

Those concepts have now become physical thanks to La Collection Rotolo from Parisian collectible design gallery Boon_Room. One such piece is La Poltrona, an armchair made of a bulky wood-andsteel structure padded with hand-shaped foam to offer up superlative comfort and pleasingly plump proportions (including a seat depth of 65.5 centimeters). Adding to its IRL charm are the multiple leathers and fabrics available, including from the “hairy and textured” category, like alpaca and teddy fur. boon-editions.com

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product Emile standout With a refined silhouette in-

product Hout standout Referencing A-frame cabins,

product Morrison Hannah standout The 1973 task chair by Hannah

product Tête-à-tête standout The Pritzker Prize–winning ar-

spired by the work of Spatialist artist Lucio Fontana, the French designer’s sofa series can be specified in linear, face-to-face, and circular configurations.

Stockholm-based Afteroom’s carbonneutral side or lounge chair is anchored by a triangular structure of FSCcertified ash in natural or stained finish. keilhauer.com

and his late design partner gets a currentday reboot with a five-star base, updated palette, and a swiveling seat whose buttons create ergonomic divots in the superplush cushions. knoll.com

chitect reimagines the French loveseat as a wavelike conversation piece contoured to support the body, with rotomolded foam layers clad in doubleneedle-stitched upholstery. coalesse.com

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product Kobold standout Redolent of a boat deck, the

product Calma standout The Layer founder’s cocoonlike

product Amama standout The industrial designer’s sec-

product Able standout This statement piece has an adapt-

French designer’s modular sofa with goose-feather pillows and ash-veneered side shelves boasts compact utilitarianism, its various configurations all accommodating seating, sleeping, and storage. ligne-roset.com

2022 task chair is now available as a lounge that wraps around the sitter like a gentle hug; a discreet leather tab between the seat and back allows for reclining. andreuworld.com

ond collab with the Italian brand is a relaxed, modular, double-sided island sofa whose invitingly angular form begs to become the heart of any room.

able, upgradable, and recyclable frame offered in myriad options and iterations: lounge or dining height; canvas or leather back/seat; and various steel finishes and armrest materials. Through Scandinavian Spaces. scandinavianspaces.com

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seating “Understated seating designed for exceptional comfort and timeless style is perfect for deep listening” JELLY ROLL

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Calling all audiophiles! Symbol Audio, known for making vinyl storage units and display stands, has branched out into more general lifestyle furnishings under the brand name Symbol Home. “Introducing categories such as living room and workspace enables us to express ourselves through new mediums and expand the Symbol universe,” says managing director Walker Tovin. “By offering products beyond the hyper-specific niche of audio and vinyl storage, we’re naturally creating a more scalable collection.” The Living Room series offers a host of American-made, goanywhere options, from the rolled-arm Jelly Roll sofa and armchair to the more rectilinear Nina sofa, as well as Rollins, which can be specified with optional cylindrical arms and a standard or plinth base. As for fabric choices, Symbol has partnered with renowned labels like Kvadrat and Maharam to provide over 100 options including performance bouclé and Belgian linen. All that’s left to do is settle in and pop on your favorite record. symbolaudio.com

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by Gubi products F300 chair; T877 table recap The 1960s seating sensation

makes a comeback, its folded form now molded of an engineered polymer incorporating industrial plastic waste—the same material used for the corresponding table. gubi.com

retro redux

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by Fritz Hansen product 7:14 AM Series 7 recap The maker celebrates the chair’s

70th with a palette of five pearly limitededition colors that mirror the spectrum of light seen in Scandinavia’s long autumn sunrises—down to the iridescent zinc-chrome leg finish that evokes a seashell’s interior. fritzhansen.com

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by Humanscale product Diffrient Lounge recap The company’s first-ever lounge

mimics the silhouette of the renowned task chair, offering a fully articulating back and headrest, integrated work surface, and a range of postures suitable for everything from working to streaming. humanscale.com

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chair is released in sustainable Pelle Frau Impact Less leather upholstery that’s printed (in blue ink) with a previously unpublished Ponti drawing of 26 fanciful hands—one of his favorite motifs. poltronafrau.com

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Sit differently. Move freely.

“Platero’s design is inspired by the beauty and bravery of the Spanish horse”

espattio Andalusian horses, beloved for their noble elegance and sweet temperament, have roots in the same-named Spanish region—which is also home to Seville manufacturer esPattio. The brand teamed with Madrid studio Dsignio to tap that centuriesold equestrian heritage in creating Platero, an upholstered rocking stool with an integrated beech table and optional Ubrique leather handle. It’s intended for adults but recalls the charm of childhood rocking horses. Specify the design for a residential study or living room, or perhaps for an informal meeting room in the corporate office—anywhere you need ideas to flow. Giddyup! espattiobrand.com/en

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bend and snap Curvy seating offers a soft place to land 1. Tanakorn (Nae) Pongpaew’s Five

tubular lounge chair with commercialgrade upholstery by Nayme through AM Collective. am-collective.co, nayme.com.au 2. Illusion poufs in Casamance’s Orphisme fabric by Alexandre Ligios. alexandreligios.com 3. Giorgetti Maserati Edition’s Lorelei armchair with leather-wrapped shell by Giorgetti. giorgettimeda.com 4. Industrial Facility’s Tulipan upholstered high-back soft enclosure with linoleum-top MDF table by Hightower. hightower.design 5. Ole Schjøll’s powder-coated steel Metal bench in yellow

by A.Petersen through Suite NY. suiteny.com 6. Jehs + Laub’s Jalis Flow modular seating system with solid-wood frame and fabric or leather upholstery by COR Sitzmöbel. cor.de 7. E-ggs’s Nebulone upholstered sofa by Miniforms through Property. propertyfurniture.com 8. Rambler interconnecting ottomans in fabric, vinyl, or leather on glides, legs, or casters by Global Furniture Group. globalfurnituregroup.com

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whipped cream Shades of ivory refresh any space 1. Patricia Urquiola’s Hello chair with foam-padded wood frame upholstered in Haworth standard fabrics, leathers, faux leathers, or COM by Haworth.

haworth.com 2. Perla upholstered chair by Adriana Hoyos. adrianahoyos.com 3. Francesco Favaretto’s Nerita task chair with shell of bio-compostable poly-

propylene resin incorporating recycled content by Versteel. versteel.com 4. Condotti upholstered pouf by Rytsola Collections. rytsolacollections.com 5. Lee F. Mindel’s Pont Royal upholstered sofa with oak base by Ralph Pucci. ralphpucci.com 6. Amelie chair upholstered in ethically sourced shearling by Four Hands.

fourhands.com 7. Ahti Taskinen’s Easy 2-Seater sofa with powder-coated steel frame and fabric upholstery in Sand by Fasetti through Gestalt New York.

gestaltnewyork.com 8. Acoustic lounge in custom-dyed polyester and oak by Room. room.com 1 2

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at the rodeo Perches with Wild West–inspired leather and wood accents 1. Gower + Woolf’s Felix ash-leg lounge chairs by Darran.

darran.com 2. Mariana García Garza’s Clip 01 chair in solid banak wood

by OW Studio through Ademán. ademan-cdmx.com 3. Tom Chung’s Fromme Wood aluminum-frame chair with ALPI-

veneer seat and back in Sottsass Grey finish by Petite Friture. us.petitefriture.com

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4. Fabricio Ronca’s Botero lounge chair in upholstery, wood,

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and metal by Wewood through Property. propertyfurniture.com 5. Ames upholstered sectional with shaped walnut legs by Croft House. crofthouse.com 6. Sergei Lvov’s Lymmy chair with solid-ash frame and leather upholstery by Artu. artu.works 7. Block burl-veneer daybed with down cushions upholstered in COM or COL by Cuff Studio. cuffstudio.com 8. Jacques Doucet Rose stool in European oak with Dedar upholstery by Garcé & Dimofski through The Invisible Collection.

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theinvisiblecollection.com 9. GamFratesi’s Uribo stools in oak or walnut by Koyori through Suite NY. suiteny.com

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kufri At first blush, the team behind Chromia seems like an odd pair.

Kufri is a textile manufacturer that champions the craft of handloom weaving and employs aging artisans in India. Josh Greene is a New York– based interior designer with a stylish contemporary aesthetic. “Collaborating with Josh took us out of our comfort zone,” admits Kufri founder Mili Suleman. Yet the result proves them to be an inspired match: a jazzy four-pattern collection of textural drapery and upholstery fabrics, each in four colorways. The highlight is Bolt, an energetic viscose-cotton blend with zigzagging high-contrast hues inspired by Italian futurism. Drawing on Cubism, heirloom textiles, and natural landscapes, the other designs are similarly unexpected. kufrilifefabrics.com

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product Uptown standout The company founder, a digi-

product Signature standout Featured in the 2025 Palm

product Particulaire standout The Stephen Burks Man Made

tor debuts Unified Field, a collection of six high-performing textiles inspired by interconnection, including this enticing acrylic-based velvet. luumtextiles.com

tal artist, uses innovative spot-gloss printing to accentuate the shapes and lines in her new monochromatic wallcovering printed on otherwise-matte Type II vinyl. societyofwonderland.com

Beach Kips Bay Decorator Show House, this made-to-order wallpaper, handpainted on Japanese paper with archival ink and acrylic paints, depicts intriguing symbols in a pattern resembling a secret code. porterteleo.com

partners unveil a negative-space-rich mural design (here in Bazaar colorway) featuring an assembly of objects and animals one might encounter in a bustling global marketplace. calicowallpaper.com

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Suzanne Tick for Luum Textiles

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product Boreal standout Produced in the north of

product Aubin, Kezia standout Influenced by the Bloomsbury

product Flux standout In the Miami-based designer’s

product Plaid standout A watercolor check wallpaper,

France, a high-performance outdoor acrylic jacquard from the in-house studio designer’s Fantasy series, which pays tribute to the heady cultural landscape of the 1950s through the ’70s, features gradated lines. pierrefrey.com

Group–affiliated Charleston House, where walls and furniture were handpainted by the artist inhabitants, these hand-blocked prints on organic and recycled cotton-linen celebrate maximalist English design. romo.com

latest collaboration with the American textile company, digitized lines of multicolored dots waver across the Mylarfaced Type II vinyl wallcovering, creating moiré effects that bristle with energy.

shown here in pink prosciutto, is part of the Rendezvous collection—inspired by the brand founder’s imagined (and delightfully imaginative) tales of her Italian great-aunt Otea Pollera.

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“Our goal is to bring joy and a positive experience to interior spaces”

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designtex Looking to enliven a high-traffic space? Designtex proffers Ribbon, a collaboration with British artist Sophie Smallhorn. Though she typically works in print and sculpture, Smallhorn now brings her abstract geometries and bold use of color to textiles. “The idea was to create a playful, meandering composition that layers transparent colors,” Smallhorn says. She experimented with collage and silk screening to conceive a vibrant, linear motif that mimics the fluidity of unfurled grosgrain. A highperformance coated-polyurethane upholstery fabric, Ribbon can energize healthcare, education, and hospitality spaces; a gridded emboss gives it a hint of tactility. Its simplified sister patterns, Flat Ribbon and DS Ribbon, are available in various formats through the brand’s Digital Studio online tool. designtex.com

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Based in Los Angeles, Barbara Barry is a renowned interior and product designer, but she’s also a plein-air painter attuned to the nuances of nature. She brings that sensibility to her serene new collection for Hartmann&Forbes. Its four grass-weave window coverings are handwoven to size, up to 180 inches wide; they include delicate Retreat, made of ramie and banana fibers that softly shade a room. Among the four natural wallcoverings is Utopia, an artful pattern of overlapping ovals printed on cork, with a metallic layer that reflects the light. Dots dapple the dreamy Transcendence, a handwoven paper with a subtle ribbed texture. In soft colorways like silver sage and citrine, the elegant 26-SKU collection reflects the Interior Design Hall of Famer’s keen observation of light, hue, and texture. hartmannforbes.com

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dedar Anni Albers’s visionary textile artworks are in museum collections around the world. Now Dedar brings them closer to home, introducing five jacquard fabrics based on her designs. Suitable for upholstery, curtain, and panel applications, they are the result of a collaboration with the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation, which ensured faithful renditions of the artist’s “pictorial weavings.” In Under Way, randomly cast wool yarns meander across a cotton fabric with satin and jute weft threads, resulting in a lively, dense weave; pared-down En Route is a more graphic take. Untitled, a damier motif in three colors, and geometric Ancient Writing, in two, grew from native-inspired artworks, while Drawing XVI (B) turns a paper sketch into a textural jacquard velvet in three colors. And this is just the beginning: Dedar promises more Albers fabrics to come. dedar.com

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“The reinterpretation of textures, colors, and forms originally intended for hand weaving put our textile expertise to the test”

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“We created the showroom as a blend of striking visuals and practical workspaces, a mix evident in each design element — from the unique wing displays to our comprehensive material library”

COTI

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Known for high-end materials—including metal foil, banana bark, and flamed wood veneer (see: Coti)—paired with innovative techniques, the Belgium-born wallcoverings brand has set up shop in New York. It’s the company’s first fully branded showroom in the U.S., the fourth worldwide after Paris, London, and Singapore. The 1,500-square-foot space in the D&D Building features printed, textile, vinyl, and 3D offerings, among them murals and panoramics. It is intended as a place for exploration; visitors can see and touch products that mimic everything from luxury fabrics and leather to wall finishes such as plaster—just like the real thing, but much more durable. An additional draw to go visit ASAP: the new spring collections. Some introductions were inspired by Polynesia—such as Cyperus, in metallic foil on natural grass, and Miro, with wood beads and embroidery. There are also compositions crafted from capiz shells, for instance Abalone and Cornice. And our fave is the fantastical Armalu, a parchment-like wallpaper depicting a mythical Sicilian beast. arte-international.com CORNICE

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“Nova embraces our psychological and emotional connections to color”

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“For me, everything starts with color,” says Dutch fashion designer Sander Lak. A vibrant palette distinguished his late, great label Sies Marjan, while a 2021 collection with Maharam explored a range of saturated hues. The latter was such a success that the brand invited him back for another spin around the color wheel. This time, Lak conceived a large-scale pattern: Nova, a polyester suitable for wallcovering or upholstery. “I wanted to capture how color flows, grows, and moves—like mixing a pot of paint,” Lak says. He achieved a painterly blend of dissolving tones through custom yarns dyed to his specification: Four colors in the weft are woven with a fifth in the warp to create nine entrancing colorways. They include the rainbowlike Quantum, chartreuse-gray Proton, and midnight blue Doppler. maharam.com

PORTRAIT: PIA RIVEROLA; CHAIRS: LOGAN JACKSON/COURTESY OF R & COMPANY

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www.weitznerlimited.com Sofa by George Smith. Sofa fabric: Palacio. Pillow fabric: Intrigue. Wallcovering: Myrtle.

lala curio A trip to Japan’s lush Yakushima Island sparked founder Laura Cheung Wolf’s latest wallcovering collection, Feuillage. The remote location is home to a primeval rainforest and thousands of species of flora, and Wolf translates some of them onto intricate 8 ¼-by-3 ½-foot panels. The four paper-backed designs, each in three colorways, are painted and embroidered by hand in China and India, reflecting Wolf’s mission to revive ancient artisanship. Falling Fuki is a standout, with wire, paillettes, and organza embroidered on seagrass to emulate a swaying canopy of leaves. “The wire can be sculpted by hand to form dramatic three-dimensional lines that cast striking shadows,” notes Wolf. Curio Ferns depicts foliage in pearl embroidery on suede, and the collection’s namesake pattern employs raffia and wood beads to create a panorama of leaves on seagrass. lalacurio.com

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FALLING FUKI

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CURIO FERNS

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“The collection reflects the importance of living in harmony with nature”

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kravet.com/donghia 2. Wendy Morrison’s Momentos Pass wallcovering with gold

leaf accents in Fleeting Time by Parete. paretewalls.com 3. Meena indoor/outdoor polyester fabric in Soft Rain by

Jim Thompson. jimthompsonfabrics.com 4. Jacquelyn Bizzotto’s Otto hand-nipped glass mosaic with

24-karat gold accents by New Ravenna. newravenna.com 5. Karolina Kroon’s Sally wallpaper in blue by Sandberg

Wallpaper. sandbergwallpaper.com 6. City of Lions wallpaper (sourced from FSC-certified for-

ests) printed with nontoxic water-based ink in Umber by Lindsay Alker through Studio Four NYC. studiofournyc.com 7. Wild Thing paper or Type II vinyl wallcoverings by Phillip Jeffries. phillipjeffries.com 8. Animal Kingdom wallpaper in Atomic by Little Greene Paint & Paper. littlegreene.us 9. Blue Swallows and Pastel Sky handmade, engraved wallcovering made of ecological paper painted with vegan water-based ink by Wallpapers4Beginners through Artemest.

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hbf textiles “My starting point for Moments of Wander was my CHRISTIANE MÜLLER long-standing fascination with the myriad structures and colors that I encounter in nature”

Amsterdam-based designer Christiane Müller specializes in the architecture of surfaces— that is, the structure and character of textiles and finishes. So it’s no surprise she’s attuned to similar qualities in the natural world: the soft pad of moss, a stone’s oxidized patina, or the random patterns in an overgrown garden. Her fourth collection for HBF, Moments of Wander, brings such instances of fleeting beauty to three indoor/outdoor, bleach-cleanable upholstery fabrics. Fields of Velvet, an acrylic-polyester, has an intricate double-loom weave and random pattern evoking lichen, while polyester Seeds of Color’s irregular micro-check draws on flowerfilled meadows. Trails of Tweed captures diverse desert and volcanic landscapes in a matte weave with polypropylene-acrylic yarns. Available in multiple colorways, the designs invite us to stop and look. hbftextiles.com

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TRAILS OF TWEED, FIELDS OF VELVET

TRAILS OF TWEED, SEEDS OF COLOR

PORTRAIT: WENT&NAVARRO

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product Kravet Couture x Altuzarra standout Drawing from his fashion

product Caprese in Spritz standout With the Italian Riviera as its

of tropical rainforest in Australia, the design studio leader’s botanical-rich velvet, a textured mix of printed and woven motifs, boasts impressive 100,000 doublerub resilience. brentanofabrics.com

these dairy-themed indoor/outdoor encaustic tiles are made by hand using the authentic no-fire technique, resulting in a matte finish with trompe-l’œil “holes” (actually gray-tinted inlays).

line, the designer translates his love of nature-inspired patterns and fine craftsmanship into a runway’s worth of linen, alpaca, wool, cotton, and grass-cloth wallcoverings and fabrics in jewel-toned, abstract prints. kravet.com

inspiration, the interior designer’s intricate trim made of bleachable, washable, and sun-resistant recycled polyester brings coastal hues and the vibe of languid seaside days to outdoor or indoor furniture. andrewmartin.co.uk

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Inspired by mid-century breeze block facades, Quartile modernizes a classic motif with the inviting warmth of natural hardwoods, bringing bold statement patterns to today’s interiors. spinneybeck.com

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HATTARAKUKKA

The Finnish printmaker has a long tradition of working with artists, and this year’s flower-themed releases are no exception. Helsinki-based illustrator Aino-Maija Metsolaʼs vintage-inspired Hattarakukka, a cotton Panama fabric, is as joyful as bursting gardens, while she designed heavyweight cotton Valssi with balmy summer evenings in mind, its ethereal blue blooms evoking swaying petals. Petra Börner, a multidisciplinary Swedish artist, translates her colorful, free-flowing sketches onto unbleached organic cotton fabrics including Vildstjälk (“wild stem”), created with ink and acrylic on paper. Other collaborators are Finnish illustrator Maija Louekari, who masterminded delicate line-drawn blooms in cotton, and Japanese designer/ceramicist Fujiwo Ishimoto, whose Puutarhakutsut—in the same material—is a riot of lilies, irises, and tulips. The fabrics are all fit for pillow covers, drapery, and tablecloths. marimekko.com

Turn an ordinary space into an extraordinary one with colors that inspire and artistry that endures.

Visit garrettleather.com and ctlleather.com to request samples.

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by Mayer Fabrics. mayerfabrics.com 2. Crestfallen prepasted, digitally printed nonwoven fleece wallpaper in Curacao by Jenny San Martin Design.

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backing in Pebble, Drizzle, Sunset, Paradise, and Daybreak

by Concertex. concertex.com 4. Eshe tape trim in viscose-cotton with cut fringe by Clarence House. clarencehouse.com 5. Myrtle embroidered linen-polyester wallcovering

by Weitzner. weitznerlimited.com 6. Granular linen-jute fabrics by Jamie Stern Furniture, Carpet, Leather & Fabric. jamiesterndesign.com 7. I’m Not Afraid viscose-polyester taffeta fabric in Darling by Élitis. elitis.fr 8. Astrid felted textile made from recycled apparel and polyester fibers for use as wall or ceiling covering, rugs, or upholstery by Liora Manné. lioramanne.com

Original design from the ground up.

FLOORING | RUGS | WALL TEXTILES UPHOLSTERY | WINDOW COVERINGS

chilewichAD.com Floor tiles: LINK, Barley, Bluegrass, Cove, Peony Wall textiles: LINK, Barley

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chilewich.com/architects_designers 3. Ottica acrylic-cotton blend fabric in bronze by Mokum. mokumtextiles.com 4. Justin Marr’s Checkmate linen-viscose blend pocket-weave fabric in eggplant

by Zinc Textile. zinctextile.com 5. Zak Profera’s Berdok linen fabric by Zak+Fox. zakandfox.com 6. Rachel Doriss’s Open Studio digitally printed cotton velvet by Pollack.

pollackassociates.com 7. Domino fabric of Belgian linen and acrylic felt in Earth by Le Studio Anthost.

lestudioanthost.com 8. Max Humphrey’s collection of Sunbrella solution-dyed acrylic fabrics

by Pindler. pindler.com 9. Arty Check viscose-linen fabric or nonwoven wallpaper in wheat by Imogen

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high vibration Kinetic patterns that shift any room’s energy 1. Digital Plaid in Neon quick-ship mural panels printed with Greenguard-certified UV gel ink, on various substrates including white Mylar, by Black Crow Studios. blackcrowstudios.com 2. Lars Beller Fjetland’s Quartile 2 beech tiles by Spinneybeck.

spinneybeck.com 3. Geofusion polyester acoustic wallcovering in Bermuda by Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering. momentumtextilesandwalls.com 4. Zade cotton-viscose blend épinglé upholstery fabric by Sahco.

sahco.com 5. Breeza vinyl wallcovering with nonwoven backing in Gleam by

Koroseal. koroseal.com 6. Amaya wool-nylon blend drapery and pillow fabric by 4Spaces.

4spaces.ch 7. Pearlized polycarbonate-polyurethane bleach-cleanable faux leathers with FSC/PEFC-certified rayon backing by Ultrafabrics.

ultrafabricsinc.com 8. Ajiro Honeycomb hand-inlaid paulownia veneers with nonwoven

paper backing and metallic accents in White Hive, Gold Honey, Queen Green, and Azure Apiary by Maya Romanoff. mayaromanoff.com

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Rajasthani artist Kalyan Joshi’s hand-painted The Pot Is ‘HER’ Phad Totem Pole stackable table set, made in India, by Gunjan Gupta. gunjangupta.in

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Arches Sunset and Birds of a Feather (for Kaitlynd) vessels handcrafted in Philadelphia of glazed ceramic using wire and sharpened sticks by Sean Gerstley through Superhouse. superhouse.us

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a combination of handmade and 3D-printing processes by Santa Barbara, California–based Jolie Ngo through R & Company. r-and-company.com

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Onda handmade wall embroidery in wool yarn on a PVC-net base by Belgian designer Charlotte Lancelot for Gan Rugs. gan-rugs.com, charlottelancelot.com

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Limited-edition Roots Altar, crafted

by Futuro, in solid beech with eucalyptus, ziricote, mahogany, ash, and burl veneers, cork-lined drawers, and reishi-mycelium door panel by Praguebased Jiri Krejcirik. jirikrejcirik.com

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Margherita Maccapani Missoni’s one-of-a-kind Scalloped Wooden Display Case crafted of airbrushed vintage furniture by Maccapani through eBay. maccapani.store

Flow Solaris LED light in hand-dyed polyester macramé cord with chrome-plated canopy, crafted by a female artisans’ collective in İzmir, Turkey, for architect/fashion designer Pelin Once of Studio Ponce. studioponce.com

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Coexist architectural ceramic lighting series crafted using advanced coding, slip casting, and ceramic glaze work techniques

by New York–based Maria Teresa Castillo and Santiago Braby Brown of Forma Rosa Studio. formarosastudio.com

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Draga Obradovic and Aurel K. Basedow of Draga & Aurel’s Phebe LED pendant lamps, handmade of Lucite and epoxy resin in Como, Italy, through Rossana Orlandi Gallery. rossanaorlandi.com, draga-aurel.com

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Harlequin screen in hand-marbled brass by British-born decorative

artist Simon Leah through AM Collective. am-collective.co

Staple stools in polished, pigmented recycled plastic and felt, made in the Netherlands from pressed Kooij prototypes and color tests, by Dirk van der Kooij. kooij.com

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LONE

haus of hommeboys Sometimes an idea is so big it needs space to expand. Austin Carrier and Alex Mutter-Rottmayer, cofounders of the Sonoma, California, furniture atelier and millwork studio, based their Lone collection on a piece they created for an investment property several years ago. (The duo also operates Hommeboys Interiors, which offers design services as well as artworks and decor pieces.) The new works, available in five hues, share the originals’ zigzaggy faceting and natural plaster finish, both reflecting the designers’ “art as object” approach to materials and texture. The Lone series encompasses an 84-inch-long desk, a 21inch side table, and pedestals in three heights. Custom tops, inlays, and plaster hues are also available. hausofhommeboys.com

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A playful series of modular ottomans. RamblerTM is ideal for collaborative and community spaces in workplace and education environments. Create lively, relaxed layouts with a variety of shapes and sizes in two seat heights. Available with glides or casters, Rambler responds as quickly as the day unfolds.

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product Additions standout The brand founder’s show-

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product Monumental standout Equally graceful in the dining

Hall of Famer’s powder-coated steel base and back-painted glass top— based on the elemental form of an industrial workshop table—a refined, monolithic look. porro.com/en

stopping limited-edition half-screen, fabricated by an expert craftsman, pairs luxuriously high-gloss East Indian laurel veneer with panels of delicate parchment. atelier-fm.com

26 inches high and 47 across flaunts a polychrome pattern, inspired by a masquerade ball, that encapsulates the Spanish designer’s trademark whimsy.

room or the boardroom, the company founder’s thermally treated solid-oak table is a geometric feat: A pyramidal base, accented with woven rattan, upholds an oval top that encourages connectedness. origin-made.com

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PORTRAIT 1: VERONICA GAIDO; PORTRAIT 2: ADRIANNA GLAVIANO

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Joey Ruiter for Nucraft

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product Aspect standout Offered in various finishes,

product Forma standout The paravent’s accordionlike

product Capas Round standout Jehs+Laub’s series of ethereal

centering, and lounging (no screen time allowed!), the Hall of Famer’s dreamy bed comes dressed in a flecked fabric whose coloration derives from the Arizona landscape. moroso.it

this four- to nine-seat meeting table supports hybrid confabs via an angular top that ensures both remote and inperson attendees can be seen and heard equally. nucraft.com

Tamo wood form, inspired by Carl Andre sculptures, serves to both partition space and display objects, thanks to a stainless-steel nook. Through Property.

yet monolithic aluminum tables expands to include a coordinating circular version, offered in three sizes perfect for nesting and creating layered compositions.

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creators of objets Drawing on landscapes both terrestrial and alien, the Toronto-based studio’s Formations table series boasts unusual, organic surfaces created by casting translucent resin in sand. To increase the otherworldly vibe, the underside is voluptuously textured, revealed through the highly polished top surface. Formations is available in nine top colors (including clear and olive) and three iterations: a 15-inch-tall, 36-inch-wide coffee table; an 18-inch-high, 23-inchwide side table; and a 21-inch-high, 17-inch-deep cocktail table. Bases crafted from refurbished steel tubes are offered in either buffed or polished steel or a brown- or black-fleck patina. The work is represented by AM Collective, a gallery with New York and Boston outposts that promotes innovative work by emerging and established makers. am-collective.co

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cosentino Interior architect Justine Kegels devised a mod capsule collection of coffee and side tables—targeted to the hospitality sector—that artfully integrate illumination. The pieces are fabricated from Silestone’s Le Chic Bohème series of low-silica mineral surfaces, whose full-body design mimics the luxe look and feel of natural stone while providing high durability and low maintenance. Kegels’s designs alternate slabs of the 8-millimeter-thick hybrid surface material in Blanc Élysée and Château Brown colorways, accented with elements from Modular Lighting Instruments’ Modupoint collection. (The Belgian company’s luminaries are now available with a panel mount that can be integrated into wood and stone.) The multitasking tables will surely inspire other inventive uses of Le Chic Bohème, which comes in more than 60 colors and numerous textures and formats. Plus, it has sustainable cred: The production process uses 99 percent recycled water and 100 percent renewable energy.

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“I wanted to bring stone and lighting together in harmony, creating a functional design that’s also a work of art”

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“Sauna System is manufactured praise of the body, hedonistic satisfaction, anodized luxury”

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Forgive Gabriel Biselli, cofounder and director of young Brazilian studio Clube, if he gets a little brainy when describing Sauna System, his gym-inspired furniture collection. Since receiving his architecture degree in 2018, Biselli has taught at universities in São Paulo and studied the history of architecture and urbanism.

Thus, the tubular anodized-aluminum ladder, shelf, side table, chair, and bench (with leather seat cushion) are more than the sum of their parts: “They’re objects that construct spaces,” Biselli says. Grouped together, they look like a workout room. Individually, they’re cool industrial pieces ideal for a loft or gallery. Made in São Paulo, all are gray-toned except the bright-red chair, which is also available in custom colors. NB: Though suitable for wet environments, the furniture would get too hot for comfort in an actual sauna. clube.site

Manufacturing a Better World

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blend performance linen with kiln-dried, upcycled rubberwood frame by Thuma. thuma.co 3. Wyller bed with frame of SFI-certified hardwood laminate, foam incorporating plant-based content, poly-fiber padding, and Nomad Snow upholstery by Arhaus. arhaus.com 4. Abilene bed in white oak with corduroy upholstery by Crump & Kwash. crumpandkwash.com 5. David King’s Horizon bed with steel frame, bronze legs, and fold-in side-panel wings upholstered in Balmain natural polyester chenille-bouclé by King Living. kingliving.com 6. Michael Noah of Winch Design’s Tranquility bed in Foglizzo leather with saddle-stitch detailing and Anigré trim by Savoir. savoirbeds.com 7. Urbane upholstered bed of wire-brushed pine in Campfire by Theodore Alexander. theodorealexander.com 8. Esmé upholstered storage bed in Jasmine Rice linen by Sixpenny. sixpenny.com

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Life’s too short for a boring office.

Hudson by ThreeH

Discover Hudson by Three H at NeoCon — Showroom 345

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unifor Power to the people! The Spring System, designed by Antonio Citterio, not only supports individual working styles, but the station is also devoid of electrical power–operated parts, instead enabling users to manually adjust their desk height via a lever below the top. (The name references the springs that counteract the desk’s weight as it rises.) The absence of external cords upholds the slender die-cast aluminum legs’ sleek profile, while the central mechanism—fixed to an aluminum support beam that doubles as a channel for cable management—is raised off the floor to further lighten the overall appearance. Workstations sport plywood tops, 100 percent recycled-content acoustic partitions, and UniArm monitor arms by Alberto and Francesco Meda, adding even more adaptability.

Side note: The palette of ivory, red, blue, dark green, white, lime, and orange was inspired by the 1930s book A Dictionary of Color Combinations, by Sanzo Wada, an informative deep dive for anyone interested in the topic. unifor.it

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Mason Table

“I have no favorite material; anything can be used to create beauty if handled well”

herman miller A classic of the midcentury era blooms anew.

Originally designed in the mid-1950s by multihyphenate talent Alexander Girard for the Miller House in Columbus, Indiana, the Girard Flower table is now available as part of the iconic furniture brand’s lifestyle and outdoor product lines, marking its first time available on the North American market.

The two sizes of powder-coated steel tables—in new anthracite and vivid-red hues—pair a flowershaped scalloped top with a delicate, tubular base intertwined into a petal pattern. Use them alone or nested together, indoors or out—wherever a floral note is needed. hermanmiller.com

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seating and media wall in burgundy with CARB-certified plywood frames, recycled aluminum legs, removable soft quilted upholstery, and zippered edges by Stylex. stylexdesign.com 2. Johan Runströmer’s Square 1 power cube of recycledcontent plastic with silicon feet, built-in magnetic base, and adhesive mounting plate in Gotland Grey by Avolt. us.avolt.com 3. Ramsey Madsen’s Cross Contour indoor planters in aluminum with concealed glides by Arcadia. arcadiacontract.com 4. Monica Armani’s Dune planter of metal and MDF with hidden doors in Copper by Punt. puntmobles.com 5. Pearson Lloyd’s Kern modular sofa with steel frame and upholstered foam-padded plywood seats by Sandler. sandlerseating.com 6. Bruce Fifield’s Evo carbon-neutral task chairs in aluminum

with Technical Knit backs constructed from 100 percent postconsumer-recycled materials (including upcycled marine plastic) through a zero-waste manufacturing process by Allsteel. allsteeloffice.com 7. Gensler’s Lincoln sit-stand console desk in sustainably

sourced maple by Room & Board. roomandboard.com 8. Ronan Bouroullec’s Courier desk in dark oak veneer (sourced from a single tree) with powder-coated die-cast aluminum base by Vitra. vitra.com 9. Michael Sodeau’s Bob stools in recycled cork by Studio TK and Modus. studiotk.com

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The process behind the experimental pieces in the Mapa de Suelos (“soil map”) series mirrors the complexity of the natural topographies they depict. Rafael Freyre, founder of the Lima-based art and architecture practice, assembles the tables from industrial-waste fragments of Peruvian stones—including marble, travertine, and variants of onyx—all sourced from Andean quarries. Labor-intensive traditional techniques are employed to achieve the nearly invisible joints. The patterns are based on aerial views of the Andes and the Amazon, landscapes that Freyre is drawn to both visually and ancestrally: His family has roots in the country’s highlands. raffreyre.com

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“This piece has long been the jewel in our collection, and it has been a real treat to see it come to life in new forms”

MARY RATCLIFFE

BARROW

mary ratcliffe Contemplating how she could further push the boundaries of her studio’s iconic and popular Barrow dining table, Mary Ratcliffe created a series of complementary pieces. “Expanding on Barrow is something I’ve wanted to do since the original piece’s 2021 inception,” the Canadian designer explains. “The table’s sculptural shape and hyperfunctional design combines the beauty and longevity that we strive for in all our pieces.” The new iterations once again feature coopering, a woodworking technique originally used for barrel making that results in faceted, curved silhouettes—which Ratcliffe embellishes with angled cuts and recesses for a more contemporary feel. Everything is made from solid oak, available in eight finishes: a 60-inch bench, two monolithic 16- or 17-inch-tall nesting side tables with Breccia marble tops, and the original table, which can be specified 84, 96, and 120 inches long. There’s also a coordinating polished-aluminum mirror trimmed in white or blackened oak, white ash, or walnut. Chic! maryratcliffe.studio

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Now specifiable in new water-based lacquer colors—clay, fennel, ruby, rose hip, and flint—the Mini series provides even more ways to personalize a space. Designed by the Danish company’s late founder, Peter J. Lassen, the storage units can be arranged in myriad ways and support about 20 pounds each. Fit out the 14-inch-wide-by-10inch-deep modules with various shelving and divider configurations, plus up to three drawers and optional doors. The collection also includes mirrors, a magnetic notice board, and even a rolling storage box for toys or other paraphernalia. montanafurniture.com

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chartreuse by Sandback. petersandback.com 2. Djivan Schapira’s Saros console and mirror in

resin, wood, epoxy, and LEDs by Todd Merrill Studio. toddmerrillstudio.com 3. Táas cabinet handcrafted from patinated and polished brass

by Ewe Studio. ewe-studio.com 4. Marie Garnier and Asa Pingree’s Claude I mirror of glass, aluminum, and stainless steel in red and yellow by Garnier Pingree. garnier-pingree.com 5. Amrita Guha and Joya Nandurdikar’s Kriya console in Indian white marble and Dokra brass

by Furgonomics by Untitled Design. instagram.com/furgonomics_ud 6. Surge console in travertine by Neal Aronowitz Design. nealaronowitz.com 7. Kelly Wearstler’s Nudo 2.0 stools in onyx by Arca. kellywearstler.com, arcaww.com

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nut, finished on all sides, with aluminum corners and leg details by Bernhardt Design. bernhardtdesign.com 2. Francesco Balzano’s FI01 bookcase handcrafted from oak and white lacquer by StudioTwentySeven. studiotwentyseven.com

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wire-brushed oak with high-gloss holm oak accents

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veneer and high-gloss black lacquer by Sanayi313. sanayi313.com 5. Monolithe nightstand in carved oak by Ferréol

Babin through Friedman Benda. friedmanbenda.com 6. Adam Court’s Tribe double bench in carbon ash

by OKHA. okha.com 7. Norm Architects’ N-CT04 solid-oak coffee table

by Karimoku Case through Gestalt New York. gestaltnewyork.com 8. Zoë Mowat’s Obi drawers in white and smoke solid

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oak with interior in sumi and kakishibu ash by Ariake through Gestalt New York. gestaltnewyork.com 9. Perspectiva table in oak and Recinto volcanic stone in yellow by Colección Estudio through Ademán. ademan-cdmx.com

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Jonathan Prestwich & Davis Furniture Shaping movement and material with Avena Sculptural and responsive, Avena redefines how comfort is shaped through motion. Davis Furniture collaborated with designer Jonathan Prestwich to explore how organic and mechanical movement interact with the body, subtly shaping behavior over time. The chair moves from an active, upright posture to a more relaxed, lounge-like position through a continuous motion. This fluid transition makes the experience of sitting in Avena feel thoughtfully refined. “Typically, with a 2

conference chair this comfortable, you’d separate the seat and back,” Prestwich explains. “But with Avena, we enclosed the seat within the back and armrest, creating a more unified, seamless motion.”

Extensive engineering produced a bespoke tilt mechanism that’s discreetly integrated into the seat to minimize visual noise and emphasize the organic silhouette. Equally considered was the challenge of shaping the 3D veneer shell to flow continuously from beneath the seat through the arm and into the backrest. Available in oak or walnut, veneer options highlight Avena’s sculptural presence, while fully upholstered versions offer a softer, more traditional expression. With both mid- and low-back silhouettes and a wide range of finish options, Avena adapts effortlessly across workplace environments and complements other Davis Furniture offerings.

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1. Avena chairs with mid-back veneer shells pair seamlessly with the DualScape table in a refined conference setting. 2. Fully upholstered Avena chairs in a mid-back silhouette bring elevated comfort to any meeting space. 3. Avena chairs with lowback veneer shells and a Vida table create a setting for focused collaboration.

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flooring nanimarquina Who’s that underfoot? Why, it’s another cheeky character from Jaime Hayon, designer of masklike tapestries, impish vases, and crystal figurines. The prolific Spanish artist, who in 2020 brought us Silhouette, a series of rugs with doodled facial outlines, is back with a visage of a different order: Talk Talk. The expressive design takes the shape of a bald head—eye, nose, lips, and all. A versatile piece of hand-tufted New Zealand wool, Talk Talk is as cozy as it is creative, with a soft 14-millimeter pile and deep hues of mustard, brick, and blueish. Available in two sizes (about 3 feet square or 3 ½ by 4 ½ feet) or custom, it’s sure to bring personality to any space. nanimarquina.com

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In nature, color is the trick of light— direct light and reflected, distorted by heat and cold, or filtered by clouds, leaves, and shadows. As light moves, color emerges as an endlessly changing spectrum.

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product Megalith standout Like all the designs in the

product Stone Stud standout The pyramidal shape of the

founders’ fascination with the typically square pieces of stone, glass, and ceramic found on Roman temple and forum floors sparked a collection of Himalayanwool rugs featuring durable dhurrie construction. cc-tapis.com

wool, this rug by the Paris-based designer evokes a bird’s-eye view of a glacial lake or rippling pond, in softest shades of blue and green.

company’s Lithic Hard Surface collection, this chic statement-making, stone-inspired 18-by-36-inch tile (complete with 20-mil wear layer) is made in the U.S. patcraft.com

Venice Canal stone foundations, dating from the 15th century, was the esoteric inspiration for a hand-tufted wool rug by the esteemed hospitality expert, known for elevating Las Vegas resort design. globalviews.com

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rino wool floorcovering derives from a specific photo of her favorite beach in Nicaragua: “The strong sunshine made very graphic sand lines, translating perfectly into a rug that can feel either casual or fancy,” she says. eskayel.com

the sole stripe from the Belgian tastemaker’s newest collection. “The floor is an untapped canvas, a foundation for an entire room’s energy,” explains the designer, whose evocative interior schemes are layered and color-rich.

effect, achieved by combining various multicolored marbles, draws inspiration from historic mosaics found in churches—and the strength and charisma of Byzantine empresses.

fashionista comes 50-by-50-centimeter carpet tiles that reflect the desert terrain via a large-scale abstract print, made with Aquafil regenerated ECONYL yarn, which reduces the fiber’s global impact by 90 percent. flor.com

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“We were inspired by Le Corbusier’s philosophy of color, which centers on harmony and spatial balance”

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Since its founding in 2015, the Swedish rugmaker has made a name for itself by pairing bold contemporary designs with sustainable materials and a focus on craftmanship. Past collections have explored traditional Scandinavian motifs and graphic patterns, but its latest presents four wool solids. Dubbed La Palette 1931/1959, for Le Corbusier’s famed color palettes, the collection comprises timeless shades that balance warm and cool tones. Deep Blue Fonce and Ruby Red bring sophisticated depth to a room, while the lighter Blue Claire and Red Ochre evoke calm. The rugs are handwoven in Bhadohi, India, with cushy 21-millimeter pile heights and come in sizes ranging from approximately 6 by 9 feet to 10 by 14. us.layeredinterior.com

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1. Moss solution-dyed Lextron Envrio-Green nylon carpet tile in foliage

by Tarkett Hospitality. tarketthospitality.com 2. Grounded Spaces carpet tile in EcoSolutionQ100 fiber with EcoWorx

backing by Shaw Contract. shawcontract.com 3. Sun Dog and Foreshadowing solution-dyed premium nylon carpet tiles

by Bentley Mills. bentleymills.com 4. Snapshot carpet in WearOn nylon with PVC-free WellBAC Comfort Plus

cushion by Milliken. milliken.com 5. Carol Appleton’s ReForm Memory Yellow Joy rug in regenerated and

regenerable ECONYL yarn by Ege Carpets. egecarpets.com 6. Woodura Herringbone 2.0 Croatian oak floor panels in Misty White with

5G floor-locking system by Bjelin. us.bjelin.com 7. Effervescent and Moving Tints 100 percent recycled-content nylon

planks by Interface. interface.com 8. Pathmakers Textures carpet tiles in Duracolor Tricor Premium solution7

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“The cutouts and open spaces aren’t just decorative elements; they’re integral to the design, adding depth and inviting exploration” VIEW, MASK, PAPER

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Samantha Gallacher, founder of the Miami-based rug company, aims to push the boundaries of textile design to create what she calls “art for the floor.” Her latest collection, Kolaz— Polish for “collage”—does just that.

Its five striking designs resemble compositions of glued scraps, replete with layers, irregular cutouts, uneven edges, and mixed materials like New Zealand wool, allo-linen, and Chinese silk. With subtle gradients and contrasting textures, they encompass the roughly square Paper, View, and Form; oval Mask; and pebble-like Sea. Handmade to order in Nepal, the floorcoverings are available in custom sizes, colors, and materials. artandloom.com

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in moss by The Rug Company. kellywearstler.com,

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yellow by Leonardo Ceramica. leonardoceramica.com 3. Vandra Rugs’ Frank in the Loom double-weave rug crafted from repurposed fabric-production offcuts

by Svenskt Tenn. svenskttenn.com 4. Arvin Olano’s Fritz Checked wool rug in golden yellow by Rugs USA. rugsusa.com 5. PureCork Gingham cork tiles with oil finish

by Aronson’s Floor Covering. aronsonsfloors.com 6. Jeremiah Brent’s Bleecker BLE-01 polyester rug in ivory/charcoal by Loloi. loloirugs.com 4 5

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STRANDS X DOMINO

“The collection is an epic puzzle where every configuration magically fits together no matter how you arrange the pieces”

concrete collaborative Domino magazine’s first tile collection, Strands x Domino, takes cues from summer in Europe: cabanas, striped umbrellas, and checkered pool decks. The encaustic cement tiles bring Riviera vibes to floors and walls, including wet areas and high-traffic spaces. Mix and match the eight matte colorways: Pistachio, Emerald, brown Espresso, tomato-red Diablo, cloudy blue Rain, yellow Acacia, gray Lucca, and creamy Blonde. Available as a 4-inch square or 2-by-8-inch rectangle, the ⅝-inch-thick tiles can be installed in myriad configurations. Try tone-on-tone stripes, high-contrast checkerboards, edgy zigzags, stylish basketweaves, or offbeat chain-link patterns. Ready to ship, they’re a quick way to refresh a shower, kitchen, or wherever a jazzy burst of color is needed. concrete-collaborative.com

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“Frequencia bridges the past and the future, reflecting the energy of connectivity and the dynamic force of human progress”

brintons FREQUENCIA

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Never mind the doom and gloom these days: The British manufacturer holds out hope for the future. Its new collection of Axminster carpets, Frequencia, draws on diverse influences—Ancient Egypt, the Incas, space travel—that remind us of human innovation and the boundless possibilities ahead. “Frequencia is about the synergy between humans and machines, working together to propel us forward,” says senior designer Paul Andrino. Its 11 customizable patterns bring a sci-fi verve to high-traffic spaces, evoking computer chips, magnetic waves, and fiber optics; the predominantly blue palette, with accents of gold and purple, would be right at home on Star Trek. Offered in a durable wool-nylon blend or 100 percent nylon, the corridor carpets also have coordinating broadloom patterns. brintons.net

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atelieragahzadeh.com 2. Flow alpaca-wool blend rug in whitestone by Rosemary Hallgarten.

rosemaryhallgarten.com 3. Sandra Benhamou’s Tellus Mater G 30.34 wool-silk blend rug in neutral

by Édition 1.6.9. edition169.com 4. Christian Astuguevieille’s Algues rug in solution-dyed acrylic by Holly

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“The collection, marking Studio KO’s 25th anniversary, is in spirited exchange with the world: both a preservation and a reimagination of Moroccan craft”

At Salone del Mobile, Olivier Marty and Karl Fournier of Paris- and Marrakech-based architecture firm Studio KO joined forces with floorcovering brand Beni to unveil Intersection, a collection of handwoven Moroccan-made rugs inspired by Industrial Age tools of productivity: handwritten ledgers, planners, a filing cabinet, etc.

The collection reinterprets these utilitarian relics as subdued abstract patterns, replete with graph-paper grid lines and dashes resembling the crossed-out text of a redacted document. Intersection features 10 designs OLIVIER MARTY, KARL FOURNIER and five techniques, including a contemporary interpretation of R’bati, a 500-year-old method prized for ultrafine knotting and intricate detail, and handembroidered flatweaves that fuse couture embellishment with traditional techniques. benirugs.com

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Laine + Alliage through Verso. verso-works.com 2. Jan and Sanchir Kath’s Thoe 100-knot construction rug in wool, silk, and

nettle by Jan Kath. jan-kath.com 3. Nod to Nature luxury vinyl tiles by AHF Products. ahfcontract.com 4. Lisbon jute rug by Ben Soleimani. bensoleimani.com 5. Agra abrash-dyed wool rug in salmon by Armadillo. armadillo-co.com 6. Trendtime 10 two-tone chevron glue-down vinyl by Parador. parador.de/en 7. Mathilde Burkard’s Genesis Terracotta rug in wool and cultivated silk by Fort Street Studio. fortstreetstudio.com 8. Abstract Maya wool rug in rust organic by Limited Edition through Lepere. lepereinc.com

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lighting established & sons To mix a metaphor, this bird in the hand has a trick up its sleeve—er, wing: Tiki’s brightness adjusts by gently rotating the body. To mark the fixture’s 10th anniversary—and the British company’s 20th—the avian design is now available in a portable, rechargeable format that provides 8 to 10 hours of continuous LED illumination. Moreover, color choices expand from the original classic glossy black to include new matte finishes in warm white and pale blue. (Seasonal palettes will soon be offered as well.) Designed by New York– based Nao Tamura, Tiki stands 13 inches tall and is made of robot-formed polycarbonate with a powder-coated metal magnetic charging base. establishedandsons.com

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product Berlin-out standout Elegant in British racing green,

product Combi standout Made of recyclable aluminum,

product Grammoluce standout Ingenious: The Habits Design

company design VP’s suspension fixture clusters two slightly offset aluminum rings, draped with LED “necklaces” to more closely resemble art than lighting.

the French industrial designer’s outdoor reading lamp has a diffuser that rotates 180 degrees horizontally, thereby subverting the apparent static nature of the composition. oluce.com

this sweet touch-to-dim table lamp also caters to power needs, incorporating either a wireless charger for smartphones or tablets and a high-speed USB-C port.

Twice as nice! koncept.com

partner’s borosilicate glass lamp turns on when you place glass balls onto its stretchy Lycra top; the number and weight of the spheres changes the light’s intensity and warmth. martinelliluce.us

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product Vera standout To create the Interior Design

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tal update of a traditional multiarm chandelier (its name means “matchstick,” FYI) replaces the expected candle or bulb luminaries with transparent tubes that cast delicate light in all directions. foscarini.com

Hall of Famer’s new pendant light, molten glass was poured directly over a tree branch (rather than into a mold), thus capturing the wood’s natural texture and variegated graining. lasvit.com

ing collection integrates the South Korean designer’s enameled copper plates, inspired by the traditional decorative art of chilbo, akin to cloisonné.

this modular pendant of stackable glass components—clear or tinted—derives from the notions of rhythm, tempo, and repetition, the Berlin-based product designer explains. a-n-d.com

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CYGNET

michael anastassiades Childhood memories are often the source of a major creative spark.

For Michael Anastassiades, it was the making and flying of kites that led to Cygnet, a series of sculptural fixtures he debuted during Milan Design Week. The new work builds on his previous collection of equilibriumthemed fixtures: Each unit consists of two equilateral paper triangles— illuminated by a hidden light source—that seem to float in midair. Available in two sizes (24 and 35 inches long) and multiple configurations, Cygnet acts as both a light source and a spatial composition. The Cypriot designer also showed a custom Floor Mobile Chandelier, a set of illuminated globes upheld by an impossibly thin, curved brass armature (in a patinated Prussian-blue hue) with tripod base. michaelanastassiades.com 138

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Evocative of gumballs or candy, the Dot collection by designers Karen Gilbert and Paul Pavlak consists of colorful, spherical diffusers of handblown glass on circular brass canopies. The flush-mounted fixtures, which can be installed as sconces or ceiling lights, come with one, two, or three orbs, specifiable in nine opaque hues that can be mixed and matched. Four metal finishes add to the possibilities: Pair white and light-beige spheres with brushed

brass for an understated look— or amp up the energy with a mélange of flamingo, apricot, and celadon over dark-oxidized metal. Because the fixtures max out at 4 inches deep, they subtly complement and enhance patterns and textures of wallpaper, fabrics, and tile—and meet ADA accessibility requirements to boot. sklo.com

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Synthesizing the calming nature of coastal areas with the warmth of terra firma, the Arid collection is meant to evoke both tranquility and a connection to Mother Earth. The modular and fully dimmable LED fixtures add atmosphere as well as

illumination. “The light delicately emerges from the wall, gently tracing the form of the fixture and leaving behind an impression reminiscent of nature’s mark on surfaces,” explain industrial designers Daniel Vila and Ester Pujol, cofounders of Nahtrang Studio. The wall sconce is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, as are the decorative aluminum tiles, pairing ridging with smooth quarter-circle areas for textural depth. The coordinating reading light is for indoor use only. bover.es/us/en

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“Arid reinterprets typically ‘cold’ aluminum to be warmer — more tactile and inviting”

lladró x lee broom Rice-paper lanterns illuminated by candles or small flames are among the oldest forms of lighting. Inspired by their captivating quality, British designer Lee Broom experimented with porcelain to achieve a contemporary take on the concept. “I wanted the light to evoke an emotional response and convey that same sense of joy that lanterns do at commemorative events, especially when they’re hung in clusters,” Broom says. The resulting Cascade collection, produced in collaboration with famed Spanish brand Lladró, encompasses a series of pendants and table lamps juxtaposing simple spherical and cylindrical modules, connected in a manner that suggests rows of light strung across buildings or trees. The mysterious, evanescent glow is the result of a fine layer of translucent porcelain (scored with lines akin to a lantern’s ribs) backlit by multiple LEDs. lladro.com, leebroomusa.com LEE BROOM

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“Shapes and forms incorporating the translucency of porcelain recall candlelit paper lanterns”

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Metal, concrete, and nods to Brutalism abound

by Articolo Studios. articolostudios.com 2. Rikki rechargeable portable lamp in flat black by

Craftmade. craftmade.com 3. Lauren Rottet’s Entoure 17-inch rotating LED light

pendant in bronze by Visual Comfort & Co. visualcomfort.com 4. Jay Jermyn’s Sequence lamp in aluminum and

frosted white glass by Objects for Thought. of-t.com

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of aluminum, brass, and acrylic in textured graphite finish by Matter Made. mattermade.us 6. Brion lamps in board-formed concrete with fabricwrapped cords and patinated-brass touch controllers

by Eric Weil Designs. ericweildesigns.com 7. Studio Italia Design’s A-Tube Nano Swing recessed light of ultra-light aluminum and transparent methacrylate in chrome by Lodes. lodes.com 8. Sebastian Herkner’s Class floor and table lamps and sconces in aluminum and borosilicate glass with polycarbonate diffusers by Vibia. vibia.com/us/usa 9. Ilmiodesign’s Belt floor lamp with metal body, optional glass shade, acrylic lens diffuser, and integrated LED by Estiluz. estiluz.com 10. Pina XXL cordless desk lamp made of powder-coated die-cast aluminum by Zafferano. zafferanoamerica.com

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Groovy, moody fixtures add zenlike ambience 1. Sylvia Lee’s Lantern LED lamp of double-sandblasted handblown glass with brass base in Toni

by The Goodman Studio. thegoodmanstudio.com 2. Joan Gasper’s Caramel LED wall lamp with blown-glass shade in brown by Marset. marset.com/usa 3. Rondel Torchiere table lamps with handblown-glass diffusers and brushed-nickel stems in turquoise

and hyacinth by Tracy Glover Studio. tracygloverstudio.com 4. Jacqueline Kaytar’s Alter floor lamp with sand-cast aluminum base, beeswax-coated flax-linen shade,

and linen cable cord by Studio Kaytar through AM Collective. am-collective.co 5. Jackson Schwartz’s Nested double sconce in handblown marbled glass in moss with natural-finish

wood base by Hennepin Made. hennepinmade.com 6. Omer Arbel’s 14p rechargeable, portable, and dimmable cast-glass table lamp in gray by Bocci.

bocci.com 7. Hive fully customizable flush-mount sconce in hand-formed brass, swirled blown glass, mica, acrylic, and LED light strips by Tuell & Reynolds. tuellreynolds.com 8. Jake Oliveira’s Nest brass and blown-glass LED pendants in smoke, blue, clear, emerald, and opaline

by Boyd Lighting. boydlighting.com 9. Vittorio Asaro’s Aria handblown-glass wall light with globes available in custom configurations

by Gaspare Asaro. gaspareasaro.com

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Zafferano Cordless Lighting | Glassware | Tableware

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Outdoor Kitchens Rede ined

kitchenbath nemo tile + stone Isla is a little bit midcentury, a little bit mod.

The series’ four graphic deco tiles include this circular motif, which looks especially fetching in white. (Soft coral, green, and sand colorways are also available, all against a light background for a slightly more contrast-y effect.) The tone-on-tone pattern is achieved via a glossy glaze applied to a matte background. An uneven pour results in delightfully irregular edges and texture, which softens the bold geometry and gives the porcelain a handcrafted look. Isla’s 8-inch deco tiles are suitable for walls only, while the coordinating monochrome modules can be installed on lowtraffic floors, too. nemotile.com

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product Eclipse standout From the stone artist’s Phases

product Avalon 66 standout Conceived by the company

terminded by the Interior Design Hall of Famer? A 360-degree walk-around grill with a fully retractable lid, robust 20,000-BTU burners fueled via natural gas or propane, and numerous size and finish options. true-caliber.com

signer, and Hall of Famer subverts the standard white-bathtub stereotype by introducing a hearty lava-stone monolith with delightful surface imperfections, a generous rim, and anchoring heft. agapedesign.it

collection, this 12-by-18-inch tile in Black Wave or Taj White marble flaunts a rough-hewn background texture and an oval motif that represent the titular moment when sunlight is consumed by shadow. artistictile.com

founder, the tub’s thick, heat-retaining walls, smooth touch, and deep interior make for a satisfying soak, while its proprietary materiality—a mix of cement and renewable jute fiber—offers strength and sustainability. nativetrailshome.com

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product Lignum et Lapis standout The kitchen brand kicked off its

sparked the Belgian architect’s minimalist bath series, serviced by ergonomic handles that can be specified with single, double, or quadruple (i.e. cross shape) tabs. fantini.it/en-us

TV personality curated this collection to be a love letter to beach house living—case in point being these artisanal terra-cotta tiles with crackled turquoise glaze that are suitable on walls and floors, indoors or out. tilebar.com

Swiss designer’s practical washbasin in matte-graphite vitreous china or solid surface. The all-around rim prevents spillage while the generous side and back surfaces serve as shelves for soap and other essentials. us.laufen.com

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“The separation and color of the control tabs act as a universal language, ensuring intuitive use”

mamoli Taking a more intuitive approach than the typical H and C markings to designate hot and cold, these red and blue levers won’t get lost in translation: The colorful tabs guide your eyes and hands to just the right place. The new Achille Castiglioni Collection bath fixtures are based on the legend’s original drawings, sketches, and maquettes from the 1980s, thus honoring his creative intentions. A highlight is this compact and efficient single-hole design that integrates the functionality of a three-hole system, reducing the footprint to a minimum.

Other iterations include wall-mount mixers, three- and five-hole deck mounts, shower fittings, and more. The series is the latest from the Italian brand’s Maestri series, all based on the historic works of Giò Ponti and Alessandro Mendini. mamoli.com ACHILLE CASTIGLIONI COLLECTION

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RAPOLANO / Natural Touch finish

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spa day Bring the hospitality experience home 1. Bezel handles with solid-brass construction and stone

upgrades by Kallista. kallista.com 2. Disco-rectangle tile insert linear drain by Infinity Drain.

infinitydrain.com 3. Michael Neumayr’s Aquahalo shower in 22-karat gold Champagne

finish with integrated lights and jets by Dornbracht. dornbracht.com 4. Alexis Vivet’s Hinoki Wood handle crafted of raw-finish hinoki by Viefe. viefe.us 5. Pan S chrome faucet in Pearl Cipria finish by Zucchetti. zucchettidesign.it/en 6. Lisa McDennon’s Rhea LED vanity sconce in etched opal glass and steel with heritage-brass finish

by Hinkley. hinkley.com 7. King Louis XVII marble by Walker Zanger. walkerzanger.com 8. Tiffany vanity and storage cabinet of lacquered, sustainably sourced ash with ceramic basin in Mattone

by Hastings. hastingsbathcollection.com 9. Presence frameless cabinets with fully illuminated door interiors, on-mirror light controls, lit magnification mirrors, and integrated outlets and charging ports, in pill and arch shapes, by Robern. robern.com

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PHILIPPE MALOUIN

quadrodesign At Milan Design Week, the family-owned Italian manufacturer helmed by siblings Enrico and Elena Magistro unveiled Hum, a comprehensive range of faucets and coordinating accessories for kitchen and bath that balances stark minimalism and subtle personality. Designed by London-based Philippe Malouin as a sort of “sculpture for everyday living,” the British-Canadian talent explains, Hum is distinguished by the expressive curve of its spout. The range includes a single-hole deck-mount washbasin mixer, available in various heights, plus wall-mount and multi-holed iterations, as well as a full suite of bath and shower offerings (tub filler, showerhead, etc.) so you can manifest a fully coordinated space. Like all the clean-lined designs in the maker’s portfolio, Hum is crafted of stainless steel. quadrodesign.it/en

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“I wanted to create a whimsical collection around touch and material that encourages beautiful moments”

LANDSHAPES

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A desire to push boundaries is what artist Daniel Arsham shares with the versatile brand, resulting in their second collaboration. Landshapes is a full suite of products for the bathroom, from soaking tub to drawer knobs.

A standout is the trippily curvaceous birch-framed mirror, no two of which are exactly alike; available in two sizes, it can be oriented horizontally or vertically. The shape of the vessel sink, in cast-vitreous china, is based on the moment two drops of water converge—a conceptual and aesthetic complement to the glass faucet handles, which were inspired by raindrops on a windowpane. Equally clever is the sconce, which has the effect of fabric draped over a sphere—a form derived from Arsham’s early sculptures—but is in fact crafted of frosted glass. And the eroded motif of the Veil smart toilet is achieved by hand-applying a custom ink transfer. A deliberate foil to these asymmetrical forms is the simple oak-slab cabinet, featuring exposed dovetail joints.

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the modern kitchen New-to-market and boldly contemporary 1. Senso kitchen of wood, lacquer, and melamine in premium

Honed Sky by Nobilia. nobilianorthamerica.com 2. Alta II beverage spout for cold water in satin dark steel by

Blanco. blanco.com 3. The Collector units with adjustable shelves, lockable doors,

fluted-glass panels, and steel frames in mustard and sage by Mustard Made. us.mustardmade.com 4. Panton Wire System chrome shelving unit by Montana through Teak New York. teaknewyork.com, montanafurniture.com 5. Juniper and Black Ore stainless-steel appliance finishes with interchangeable handles and knobs in bronze and brass by KitchenAid. kitchenaid.com 6. Brighton natural quartz surfacing by Cambria. cambriausa.com 7. Elson Lin’s Modular System 2025 4-foot square kitchen island, in

aluminum and stainless steel, with sink and PITT-integrated gas hob

by Termino. termino.gmbh 8. 24-inch panel-ready under-counter wine reserve by Monogram. monogram.com

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FL U TTI vanity & mirror in natural walnut and matte black EL EGAN ZA faucets, shower fixtures and accessories BR IC K floating porcelain shelves CREATING BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS MADE IN THE USA CUSTOM PROJECTS WELCOME

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counter-depth quad-door refrigerator in platinum glass with dual-dispense AutoFill pitcher by Café. cafeappliances.com 2. The Frank Lloyd Wright Kitchen Collection faucet in Brilliance Luxe Gold finish with teak inlay by Brizo. brizo.com 3. Brin five-piece-construction cabinet door and slab drawer with beaded top and bottom rails in painted finish by Isla Porter. islaporter.com 4. Calacatta Viola porcelain surface by Laminam.

laminam.com/en 5. 48-inch Platinum series stainless-steel induc-

tion range in signal brown and antique brass finishes by BlueStar. bluestarcooking.com 6. The Diplomat kitchen island with solid American black walnut countertop and specialized Bar Block accommodating knives, spices, flatware, and outlets by Henrybuilt. henrybuilt.com 7. Tassilo Edition 3 apron sink in Arabescato Corchia marble with burnished-brass towel bar

by Marmi. marmistone.com 8. 5110 Alpine Mist solid surface by Caesarstone. caesarstoneus.com

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“Energy efficiency is at the core of our design and engineering philosophy, and the Series 11 proudly sets a new standard for technological advancement, craftsmanship, and sustainability”

SOCIAL KITCHEN WITH ARCLINEA

PROFESSIONAL KITCHEN WITH HENRYBUILT

fisher & paykel SERIES 11

A just-opened band experience center in Toronto, the company’s fourth (and counting), is sited in an ivy-covered former factory building. The 4,100-square-foot showroom, designed by Omar Gandhi Architects, is a collaboration with Arclinea, Henrybuilt, and Gibson Greenwood. The interior honors the landmarked site’s industrial roots via a raw yet sophisticated palette of locally quarried stone, North American timber, weathered brick, and textured plaster. Visitors can peruse three themed zones—dubbed social, minimal, and professional—that each showcase a different look and function, and feature cabinetry from one of the partner brands. Among the new products on display is the 36-inch Series 11 integrated refrigerator-freezer, which offers high performance, precise controls, and energy efficiency—35 percent more than previous models, in fact. A particularly handy feature is the variabletemperature drawer that can be adjusted to chill, fridge, or pantry settings, depending on the contents. fisherpaykel.com/us SPRING MARKET.25 INTERIORDESIGN.NET

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Soma solid-surface bathtubs by AF | New York. afnewyork.com

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coated steel with zinc brackets in tegnérgrön (green) by String Furniture. stringfurniture.com 3. No.1 chrome faucet by Duravit. duravit.us 4. Remedy Place ice bath made of Avonite Flex with outdoor luxury HPL surround by Kohler Co.

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wood construction, hand-finished detailing, UV and moisture resistance, and drawers lined in brushed-aluminum laminate by James Martin Vanities. jamesmartinfurniture.com 6. Flutti faucet in brass with polished-chrome finish

by Lacava. lacava.com 7. Toulouse single wide vanity of solid oak and veneer with satin-black-finish legs, aged-satin-brass hardware, and Carrara marble top by Four Hands. fourhands.com 8. Teo Hex tile of dry-pressed, cast, and hand-

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by California Faucets. calfaucets.com

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SUNSTONE

Look no further than that beautiful fuchsia sunset outside your window for evidence of the strong relationship between color and emotion. That connection is the basis for the materials specialist’s 2025 Color Collection, encompassing 10 hues—some new, some already existing in the 3form range—presented in five pairings that match up a bold tone with a more muted variant. “We explored how different palettes trigger feelings, from serenity to energy,” chief creative officer Ryan Smith explains. One set couples up Vermillion, a bold red-orange, and Sunstone, an invigorating tempered pink, to embody ardent confidence and spark creativity. Specify the colors in the company’s laminated glass, Chroma high-clarity resin, or layered-structure Varia resin formats. 3-form.com

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product Naperon No. 315 standout A richly pigmented seasonal

product Wanderlust standout “Fresh yet familiar” is how

product Cameo standout The interior designer hatched

the jumping-off point for the Sans-Arc Studio director’s Super collection, whose bold hardware offerings include this expressive yet minimalist pull in champagne-finish PVD. bankston.com

palette conceived by the water-based paint brand’s creative director and color curator includes three archival reboots and nine new hues, among them this clay-toned beauty. farrow-ball.com

the company’s in-house designer describes this terrazzo-inspired translucent acrylic-resin panel, offered in five colorways including Picnic, a springlike mix of yellow, green, and terracotta tones. lumicor.com

Profile, a series that honors Bauhaus design, Alberto Giacometti bronzes, and the figurative drawings of Jean Cocteau—the latter influence evident in this visagebedecked pull. neststudiocollection.com

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product Tivoli Tech standout Mosaic-style interlocking tiles

product Stream standout This dynamic relief-textured

in pool-friendly, freeze/thaw-rated, submersible technical clay (which look just as good indoors!) come in a neat geometric pattern the architect explains was inspired by classic Italian garden design. outercle.com

design is one of five from the M|R Walls x Polygood Collection, all made of Cradle to Cradle Certified recycled (and recyclable) polystyrene via the designer’s patented digital fabrication technology. polygood.com

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Brown, Raincoat Red standout Check out these sultry, emotive statement colors from the Danish paint company’s collab with Note Design Studio: The bold coatings are waterbased, eco-friendly, odorless, and Green Wise–certified. bleocollective.com

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and two sizes, artwork by the fashionturned-product designer made of stitchedtogether textiles and lined with highperformance acoustic wool adds a dose of visual vibrancy while dampening noise. mariedooley.com SPRING MARKET.25 INTERIORDESIGN.NET

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molo The newly launched colorway of Softwall recreates the variegated hues found in the rainforest surrounding the company’s Vancouver studio/workshop. “The interplay of light, color, and emotion is integral to our ongoing investigation of multisensory space-making,” explain Molo cofounders Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen. The forest-green iteration of their modular, flexible space partition— shape them any which way!—is made from a nonwoven polyethylene textile with concealed magnets and optional felt handles. Softwall is available in various heights (from 5 to 10 feet) and can be connected end-to-end to form virtually infinite walls or combined with the brand’s 1- to 3-foot-tall Softblock units.

The honeycomb geometry is capable of expanding to over 100 times its compressed form; the maximum linear extension is 15 feet. Bonus: Custom colors can be specified, too. molodesign.com SOFTWALL

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“Considering how low-wavelength colors promote restfulness and improve focus, we thought this green— combined with the sound-absorbing structure of our walls— could mimic some of the benefits of being in a forest”

“Laser-cut interpretations of influences ranging from nature to fashion feel both modern and timeless”

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feeney Interior designer and lifestyle expert Kerrie Kelly’s latest DesignRail collection for the maker offers laser-cut interpretations of motifs found in a wide range of craft disciplines, from brickwork to basketweaving; she drew the herringbone pattern of Right This Way from menswear fabrics, for instance. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the nine panel designs can serve as decorative elements, privacy screens, room partitions, balustrades, and more. The 3/16-inch-thick aluminum panels are durable and low maintenance, plus the frames come in 15 hues as well as custom color matching, so they can be specified to suit almost any decor. feeneyinc.com RIGHT THIS WAY

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Bank of China Frontier Beam 100 Acoustic Timber, Queensland Walnut

Bring the Outdoors In

Available in panels, baffles, or ceiling tiles, Autex Acoustics® Acoustic Timber™ is a high performance acoustic treatment designed to realistically imitate wood. autexacoustics.com

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reclaimed FSC-certified wood chips and eco-friendly resin, with backing of fiber cement or 18-millimeter ply,

by Havwoods. havwoods.com/us 2. NW MultiSlide 630 system with multidirectional glass panels, aluminum and stainless-steel frames, two-point locking, anti-lift features, and ADA-compliant low-profile flush sills by NanaWall. nanawall.com 3. Ritmica Wood series oak doors with double glass panels for enhanced acoustic performance and sound insulation

by Carvart. carvart.com 4. Silestone Ukiyo fluted mineral-based surface in Jardin Emerald by Cosentino. cosentino.com 5. Glazed Lava tiles of lava stone in Calisto, Centuri, Lyra, Ether, Halley, and Verdigre by Eco Outdoor. eco-outdoor.com 6. Blue Sky Palette Cradle to Cradle Certified mineralbased indoor paints in custom colors Paris Cauldron and Shadow Gap by Alkemis. alkemispaint.com 7. Rosso Levanto marble levers and knobs for the Emtek Select program, offering custom combinations of handles, stems, and rosettes, by Emtek. emtek.com 8. Le Brimet’s c(AI)rcles CNC-milled cork elements by Gencork. gencork.com

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marca corona The manufacturer debuts its first collection of lattice tiles, Arialuce, a partnership with the storied fifth-generation Italian brickworks S.Anselmo. Modules are crafted of extruded terra-cotta, bringing a modern edge to this traditional material. Choose from three designs: Curve, an assemblage of shield shapes; the perforated-square Pertuse; and rectangular Asole (which translates to “slot”), with a large opening.

Designed for use indoors or out, the tiles combine to create elegant latticework structures and partitions that divide spaces while admitting passage of light and air. Bonus points: The three finishes— natural, ivory, and white glazed—match the brand’s other collections.

PERTUSE

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“Terra-cotta is a material that finds beauty in imperfection”

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by LightArt. lightart.com 3. Kurtain Line acoustic luminaire in compostable wool felt (available in 77 colors) with dimmable LEDs by Luxxbox. luxxbox.com 4. GeoSound Diamond modules in Soft Sound acoustic material made from recyclable, recycled-content PET in Azalea and Nori by Arktura. arktura.com 5. Lift 3D acoustic wall tiles in Xorel Artform woven polyethylene by Carnegie Acoustic Solutions. carnegiefabrics.com 6. Polina acoustic wall sconces with TriCore PET felt construction by Focal Point. focalpointlights.com 7. ACT Pack Sidebar cost-effective acoustic solutions for T-grid ceilings in Vineyard by Kirei. kireiusa.com 8. Pantheon coffered tiles made of PET in safflower, plantain, and orange crush by Turf. turf.design 5

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MIMI PLANGE

“I use design to share stories of ancient African cultures and their rituals while fusing it with modern American influences”

KENTE PLAID

the shade store The company partners with Ghanaian-born, New York–based Mimi Plange on a collection of patterns that reflect her fashion background—she’s dressed notables from Michelle Obama to Awkwafina—and her native culture’s tradition of telling stories through design. The series flaunts abstracts, florals, and animal prints, with inspirations as diverse as Kente cloth, Victorian illustrations, and the Herero women of Namibia; even the ancient practice of scarification, similar to tattooing, worked its way into her mood-board. The brand leveraged a new technique to realize the collection: printing on its Naturals offerings, which include grass-weave base cloths and other textures.

The Mimi Plange for The Shade Store offerings are meant to be mixed and matched, united by a vibrant color palette that includes indigo, a symbolic hue in Africa. Patterns can be specified as light-filtering or blackout roller shades or UVblocking solar shades, all customizable with motorization.

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GEOMETRIC BLACKOUT

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A NEW ANGLE ON DESIGN.

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“Wa is inspired by the rooftops of rural Chinese villages, where layers of irregular terra-cotta tiles create a rich, tactile landscape” WĂ

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Milan-based designer Federica Biasi based her Wă tile collection on the roofs of pagodas and rural village dwellings she encountered while traveling throughout China.

Such buildings are topped with irregular, handcrafted terra-cotta tiles stacked and layered in an interlocking system according to an ancient Chinese technique. “I translated that visual memory into an unglazed porcelain stoneware surface with a strong architectural rhythm,” says Biasi, who enjoys shining a light on forgotten artisanal stories. The curve-edged rectangles FEDERICA BIASI have a relief pattern resembling a stack of arcing roof tiles as seen from the side. The unglazed, textured modules are offered in a range of warm, natural tones that include alabaster, hazelnut, basalt, and lava.

Wă is the latest from the Italian brand based in Bassano del Grappa, an area renowned for its traditional ceramics production—as well as the eponymous fire water! decoratoribassanesi.it/en

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bold and beautiful Function-intensive products with a distinctly modern edge 1. Oval 47-inch suspended stainless-steel fireplace with direct-vent technology by Ortal. ortalheat.com 2. Lumaris easy-install wireless RGB and tunable white LED tape light in aluminum with adhesive backing by Lutron. lutron.com 3. Dimensional Dividers solid-core aluminum panels in White Sand by Móz Designs. mozdesigns.com 4. Ignea slab for counters, cladding, and flooring made from 98 percent recycled all-natural materials in Riverwashed finish by Neolith. neolith.com 5. Ramsey Madsen’s Reveal powder-coated steel receptacles in pastel blue, pale green, greige, and salmon pink by Peter Pepper Products. peterpepper.com 6. HES2S-150-A110 three-way adjustable concealed hinge with 110-degree

opening angle, which can be mortised directly into wood doors, in white, warm gray, and black by Sugatsune America. sugatsune.com 7. 627 Cobalt Aluminum high-performance printed architectural aluminum with exterior-rated Lumiflon coating and laminate backer by Chemetal. chemetal.com 8. Gem panel with fumed-ash veneer surface, routed to expose the MDF core, in WPVEP554 whitewash

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crafted of satin-finish corrosionresistant AISI 316L stainless-steel with black-leather and/or anthracite-oak accents by PBA. pba.it 10. ABDefender rubber stair treads for emergency exit stairways with superior fire-retardant properties and low smoke development by American Biltrite. american-biltrite.com

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Turn up the volume while keeping things quiet with Nest Baffle, a new 3D offering from the venerated acoustic panel brand. The series’ three shapes—halfround, quarter-round, and linear—come in 95 colors and 12 standard configurations (or custom). Use them to create volumetric designs to span open areas, float over furniture groupings to encourage collaboration, or dampen sound and add visual interest. The system was designed by Boston-based Kelly Harris Smith, who’s been developing products for the company since its 2008 founding. “This collection offers a unique opportunity to scale up pattern design,” she says. The inch-thick panels are made of wool design felt plus an Akustika substrate and incorporate 60 percent preconsumer-recycled content. filzfelt.com

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outerclé With Le Disque, the tilemaker launches its 1970s GlassWorks series: an ode to glam rock, galaxies, and Ziggy Stardust.

Designed by company founder Deborah Osburn, the 4-inch glass tiles are hand-blown in 10 rich, unexpected colorways like Bianca and Amaretto. Manufactured in the U.S., the rondels offer a psychedelic alternative to standard outdoor surfacing, suitable for fountains, pools, or exterior walls. “We conceived them to feel like operatic costumes or starry skies,” Osburn notes. Equal parts expressive and durable, Le Disque reimagines tilework as immersive ornament —evocative of cosmic light, yet built for real-world sun and water, freezing and thawing. outercle.com

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product Fllair standout Natty graphic striping

product Birdie standout Flamingo legs and pebbles

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tapped to hatch the brand’s first-ever collection of outdoor rugs, braided of solution-dyed polypropylene and inspired by natural surfaces in such earthy tones as limestone, warm clay, volcanic soil, and red earth. kvadrat.dk

distinguishes the British industrial designer’s teak-top dining table, with base crafted of Dedon fiber over a powder-coated aluminum frame.

Complete the vignette with the coordinating chair. dedon.us

were apropos references for the Spanish product designer’s modular lighting collection, with bases housing up to three slim aluminum and stainless-steel luminaires that blend unobtrusively into the landscape. bover.es/us/en

architect’s modular bench, a nod to traditional greenhouse furnishings, is handmade of variegated terra-cotta (on a bronze-footed frame) meant to embody the concepts of growth and renewal. ethimo.com/en

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product Moment standout The Yonoh Creative Studios

product Ascento standout A new outdoor kitchen

product Cono standout Rest this 8-foot-tall conical

seating collection with backrests inspired by kimono belts, the Palomba Serafini Associati partners introduce simpatico dining armchairs fabricated of powder-coated high-resistance aluminum. expormim.com

cofounders conjure an elemental and shapely LED light, cast of aluminum and stainless steel, that’s a neat play of geometries—and conceived to suit almost any setting. landscapeforms.com

from the Arizona-based talent has a minimalist profile, with crisp, curvecornered powder-coated stainless-steel body, integrated door handles, and accessory options ranging from spice rack inserts to dog bowls. danver.com

pergola on a garden’s grounds or hang it up like a swing. The aluminum frame, strung with outdoor rope and straps, was designed for durability courtesy of ultrasecure attachments and precise welding. gandiablasco.com SPRING MARKET.25 INTERIORDESIGN.NET

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Designer Monica Armani was inspired by the landscapes of Italy’s Adige Valley and the relaxed, outdoorsy lifestyle her family enjoys there in creating her Trentino collection. The extra-plush cushions are covered in premium fabrics, so they’re comfy and durable, and the powdercoated aluminum frames (available in 24 colors) are wrapped in handwoven rope (in three hues), bringing a note of easy sophistication. “This collection is truly a love letter to outdoor living and togetherness,” says company president Ben Collins. “With Monica, we designed easily configurable pieces that combine artisanal craftsmanship with the outdoor durability for which we are known.” The 15 iterations include a 109-inch-long sofa, a 41-inch-wide lounge chair, and a 20-inch-tall side table topped with stain- and scratch-resistant Dekton, a carbon-neutral ultracompact porcelain surface. brownjordan.com

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“Sun breeze block is a fresh take on this classic architectural element, creating dynamic light and shadow patterns”

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tesselle Looking to bring the inside out—or the outside in? Sun cement blocks by fashion designer Trina Turk have you covered. They can be used to define spaces, give privacy, and provide shading while admitting the flow of light and air. They also make a rather bold decorative statement. (They are not, however, suitable for making loadbearing walls.) Available in three colors—saffron, white, and gray—the blocks can be arranged in any number of configurations, including the full sun pattern shown. Their effortless chic is informed by midcentury aesthetics and the California-cool style for which Turk is famous. Hydraulically pressed to create a smooth and tailored finish, the square blocks are 7.5 inches across and 2.5 deep. tesselle.com

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Stay A While Monterey brings a new sense of comfort and style to cushioned outdoor seating.

Designed by Landscape Forms Landscape Forms | A Modern Craft Manufacturer

fatboy Just in time for summer, two bold brands collide in a joyful burst of pattern and color. Fatboy teams up with Dusen Dusen to reimagine six of its most iconic outdoor pieces—including the Headdemock hammock, Paletti modular sofa, and Point pouf.

Ellen Van Dusen brings her distinctive visual language of signature stripes and playful graphics to the durable UV- and weather-resistant Olefin textiles, offered in fresh hues like sage, orange, and pool blue. “I grew up with a Fatboy beanbag in my room,” she says. “So, it’s been incredible to bring our shared love of comfort and color to life.”

The limited-edition collection debuted this spring at the MoMA Design Store. fatboy.com, dusendusen.com, store.moma.org ELLEN VAN DUSEN

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“We were able to use our signature bold prints on Fatboy’s classic, plush furniture and accessories”

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coral glow Time to slip on your rose-colored glasses 1. Patrick Norguet’s Curio lounge chair with

braided polyester-rope backrest and side table, both with powder-coated aluminum frames, in Merlot by Point. point1920.com 2. CMP Design’s Nolita 10th anniversary edition chair in red powder-coated steel with removable seat pad by Pedrali. pedrali.it 3. Neyland Design’s La Plaza Sunset cement tiles in coral and pink by Villa Lagoon Tile.

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villalagoontile.com 4. Pierre Paulin’s Osaka sofa in outdoor upholstery with black-lacquered steel base by La Cividina through Property. propertyfurniture.com 5. Leaf powder-coated steel chair in rust by Arper. arper.com 6. Antonio Citterio’s Erica dining table with coral-red fused-glass top and olive-bronze aluminum base by B&B Italia. bebitalia.com 7. Keene lounge chair in Chili, U.S.-made from recycled HDPE and stainless steel,

by Loll Designs. lolldesigns.com 8. Varenna three-seat sofa with aluminum frame upholstered in Taos Adobe fabric

by Walters Wicker. walterswicker.com 9. Sergio Asti’s Asti ice bucket made of 100 percent postconsumer-recycled ABS with removable polypropylene liner in orange

by Heller. hellerfurniture.com

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outdoor “This weather-resistant piece combines recycled thermoplastic construction with padded comfort”​

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The A.I. outdoor lounge chair by Philippe Starck merges sustainability with digitally driven design.

Made from recycled thermoplastic techno-polymer and padded with a polyurethane-foam cushion, its sculptural silhouette offers ergonomic comfort and all-weather durability. The chair’s algorithmically derived form balances structural integrity with a lightweight build—just over 18 pounds—ideal for patios, gardens, or indoor-outdoor transition spaces. A.I.’s mineral-filled polymer frame resists sun, rain, and wear, while a soft-touch finish adds tactile appeal. Offered in colorways like blue with white, cream with green, and white with beige, it’s destined to become an alfresco icon. Through Lumens. lumens.com 198

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1. Tristan Lohner’s Aplô portable lamp in aluminum and polycarbonate

by Fermob. fermob.com 2. Guy Harvey’s Moving Through mosaic mural in hand-cut smalti and

vitreous glass by Artaic. artaic.com 3. Indio large outdoor coffee tables in matte-black and gray-stonewash

concrete composite by Arteriors. arteriorshome.com 4. Sola sun lounger in Aluma-TEAK with beige cushion by Tuuci. tuuci.com 5. Chloe lounge chair in teak with white cushions by Harbour. shopharbour.com 4

6. Paul Delaisse’s Corbey outdoor lounge chair in teak and black oyster

powder-coated aluminum with polypropylene cording and quick-dry foam-padded cushions by Ethnicraft. ethnicraft.com 7. Eugeni Quitllet’s Crescent Rectangular dining table in teak with powdercoated aluminum frame by Sutherland Furniture. sutherlandfurniture.com 8. Patrick Norguet’s Plume high- and low-back lounge chairs in variegated JANUSfiber with powder-coated aluminum frames in reed/talc by JANUS et Cie. janusetcie.com 9. Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana’s Salina teak tables and lounge seating with fiber-wrapped mesh panels and outdoor cushions by Gloster. gloster.com

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treuse, in the pink, straw, cypress, and morning glory

by Perennials. perennialsfabrics.com 2. Tulum outdoor lounger made of limited-edition Sunbrella-blend acrylic canvas with UV-resistant stitching in charcoal gray by Lujo Living. lujoliving.com 3. Hunky Dory tables in terrazzo with natural speckling

by Blu Dot. bludot.com 4. Christophe Pillet’s Café stacker chairs in tubular steel and extended steel mesh with E-coated powder-coat finish by Emuamericas. emuamericas.com 5. Antoni Pallejà Office’s You and Me Monochrome PingPong table in Pure Orange powder-coated steel and aluminum by RS Barcelona through Lepere. rsbarcelona.com, lepereinc.com 6. Stop floor lamp in

matte-black steel and polished brass by Davide Groppi. davidegroppi.com 7. Sequel Sling chaise lounge with aluminum frame in Shadow

by Stori Modern. storimodern.com 8. Soltis 502 Proof high-tenacity recycled-polyester shade sail in orange

by Serge Ferrari Group. sergeferrari.com/us

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1. Alessandro Stabile’s Aroma café chairs with ash frames and upholstered seat pads by Zilio A&C.

zilioaldo.it 2. Faye Toogood’s Gummy lounge (also on cover) and armchair upholstered in Pierre Frey’s Opia wool bouclé in Erba by Toogood. t-o-o-g-o-o-d.com 3. Toof tables with acrylic-cotton bouclé poufs that pull out from powder-coated metal frames

by Marrimor. marrimor.com 4. Straw by Leoni Bos, Lupo by Joël Roth, Balance

by George Greaves, and Viridis by Kleopatra Moursela, all cotton blankets from Zig Zag Zurich.

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7. George Sowden’s Wing armchair with frame of FSC-certified solid beech and softwood ply upholstered in Svensson’s ramie by SCP. scp.co.uk 8. Palazzo ottomans with solid white-oak bases and high-pile wool mohair upholstery by House of Leon. houseofleon.com 9. Alex Geriner’s Teche single-pedestal dining table in American walnut with powder-coated steel base by Doorman. doormandesigns.com

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1. COR SITZMÖBEL No matter how you look

at the Kagu chair designed by Jehs+Laub, it never fails to delight. This is due to the ingenious angles at which the long, conical legs ascend, as well as the wave-sprung seat shell, which is suspended halfway up the solid wood frame, making Kagu appear delicate. Together with the flexible backrest it is extremely comfortable. cor.de UScontract@cor.de

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2. FRÍANT From the equestrian-inspired whimsy of the Fala to the floral silhouette of the Petalstool, our multipurpose seating is as unique as it is functional. Give your space head-turning appeal with distinctive design that brings people together and fosters a place for creativity, communication, and collaboration. friant.com

3. KASWELL FLOORING SYSTEMS Since 1972, Kaswell Flooring Systems has been the pioneer in the use of end grain blocks for flooring and millwork across residential, corporate, hospitality, and healthcare interiors.

Our Engineered End Grain Flooring combines unmatched durability with an effortless installation. This product is available in a variety of stunning colors to complement any design aesthetic. t. 508.881.1520 kaswell.com

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4. FABRICUT CONTRACT Specifying Fabricut

Contract and FR-One drapery and upholstery fabrics ensures your selections will meet that country’s fire standards for textiles regardless of what country your project is installed. Highly durable, washable at high temperatures, luxurious to the touch, and environmentally conscious, FR-One fabrics have been thoughtfully developed for today’s hospitality and commercial spaces. fabricutcontract.com

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5. PETITE FRITURE Building on the success of the original aluminum collection, the Fromme family is growing with a muchawaited indoor version. The Fromme chair’s minimalist, streamlined design is now available with wooden or upholstered seats adding warmth to Tom Chung’s original creation, offering countless new possibilities for retail and contract use.

The all-wood version can be specified in black, a sophisticated red-brown, or in the prestigious ALPI SOTTSASS gray version.

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6. STUDIO LILICA The award-winning Halo Mobile is a part of our collection of organic, large-scale, suspended mobiles. The easy, flowing lines of these art pieces lend a cool sculptural element to any space. Lightweight and easy to install, the Halo is available in a wide range of custom colors and options.

Contact us for more information on our sculptural design products for modern interiors. studiolilica.com

7. KEILHAUER The Unifi lounge chair moves as fast as the modern workplace. Unifi’s versatile design adapts to whatever a workday needs, effortlessly shifting from individual seats to communal benches.

With its midcentury-inspired design, soft upholstered seat, and industrial metal frame, Unifi combines comfort with convenience for seating that works for any space.

8. NATURALIST Naturalist Preserved Wall

Gardens blend natural beauty with resourcesaving benefits. Sustainably preserved moss retains its lush appearance and color for years without water or light. Ideal for hotels and multiuse buildings, installations scale from intimate ceiling accents to expansive feature walls, bringing a serene, biophilic touch to interiors of every size. naturalist.us

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1 1. NATIONAL TERRAZZO AND MOSAIC ASSOCIATION The Nancy and Rich Kinder Building

at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, contains traditional Venetian Terrazzo in size 4-7 aggregate. The architect’s objective in this gallery, which opened in 2020, was to respond to the terrazzo installed in the museum by the contractor’s grandfather some 65 years before. The historic terrazzo is in excellent condition and still looks brand new. ntma.com

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2 2. INFINITY DRAIN Infinity Drain introduces its newest tile insert linear drain, Discorectangle. Featuring soft, rounded corners and inspired by midcentury-modern design, this style seamlessly blends form and function. Disco-rectangle emphasizes a fluid, organic aesthetic with smooth, curved contours. Available in 10 designer finishes crafted to match other fixtures in the bathroom, it offers flexible solutions to fit any design. infinitydrain.com

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A.Petersen Ademán Adriana Hoyos Alexandre Ligios AM Collective Andreu World Artu Blå Station Boon_Editions Coalesse COR Sitzmöbel Croft House Cuff Studio Darran esPattio Fasetti Four Hands Fritz Hansen Garcé & Dimofski Gestalt New York Giorgetti Global Furniture Group

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Gubi Haworth Hightower Humanscale Keilhauer Knoll Koyori Ligne Roset Miniforms Molteni&C Natuzzi Nayme OW Studio Petite Friture Poltrona Frau Property Ralph Pucci Room Rytsola Collections Scandinavian Spaces Suite NY Symbol Home The Invisible Collection Versteel Wewood

FABRIC & WALLCOVERING (pages 33–62)

4Spaces Andrew Martin Arte Artemest Black Crow Studios Brentano Calico Wallpaper Chilewich Clarence House Concertex Dedar Designtex Donghia Élitis Hartmann&Forbes HBF Textiles Imogen Health Jamie Stern Furniture, Carpet, Leather & Fabric Jenny San Martin Design Jim Thompson Kirkby Design Koroseal Kravet Couture Kufri Lala Curio Le Studio Anthost Lindsay Alker Liora Manné Little Greene Paint & Paper Luum Textiles Maharam Marimekko Maya Romanoff Mayer Fabrics Mokum Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering New Ravenna OTEA Parete Phillip Jeffries Pierre Frey Pindler Pollack Porter Teleo Romo Sahco Sandberg Wallpaper Society of Wonderland Spinneybeck Studio Four NYC Thatcher

Ultrafabrics Wallpaper4Beginners Weitzner Wolf-Gordon Zak+Fox Zinc Textile

NEW WORLD ORDER (pages 64–81)

Ademán AM Collective Carlos Chen Design Charlotte Lancelot Christian Pellizzari Draga & Aurel Forma Rosa Studio Gan Rugs Gunjan Gupta Jiri Krejcirik Jolie Ngo Kamilla Csegzi Kooij Luis Marie Maccapani Montserrat Piña Benetts Nilufar Depot R & Company Rossana Orlandi Gallery Sean Gerstley Simon Leah Studio Ponce Superhouse Zarolat

FURNITURE (pages 83–108)

Ademán Allsteel AM Collective American Leather Arca Arcadia Arhaus Ariake Atelier FM Avolt Bernhardt Design Bosa Colección Estudio Cosentino Creators of Objets Crump & Kwash Davis Ewe Studio Ferréol Babin

Friedman Benda Furgonomics by Untitled Design Garnier Pingree Gestalt New York Haus of Hommeboys Herman Miller Karimoku Case Kelly Wearstler King Living La Chance Liaigre Mary Ratcliffe Modus Montana Moroso Neal Aronowitz Design Nucraft OKHA Origin Made Porro Property Punt RF Studio Room & Board Sanayi313 Sandback Sandler Savoir Simon Leah Sixpenny Studio TK StudioTwentySeven Stylex Theodore Alexander Thuma Todd Merrill Studio Unifor Vitra

FLOORING (pages 113–132)

AHF Products Amini Armadillo Aronson’s Floor Covering Art + Loom Atelier Agahzadeh Ben Soleimani Beni Bentley Mills Bisazza Bjelin Branch Brintons

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SEATING

Carpet Society CC-Tapis Concrete Collaborative Édition 1.6.9 Ege Carpets Eskayel Flor Fort Street Studio Global Views Holly Hunt Interface Jan Kath Laine + Alliage Layered Leonardo Ceramica Lepere Limited Edition Loloi Milliken Mohawk Group Nanimarquina Parador Patcraft Patterson Flynn Rimadesio Roche Bobois Rosemary Hallgarten Rugs USA Shaw Contract Svenskt Tenn Tarkett Hospitality The Rug Company Verso

LIGHTING (pages 135–148)

A-N-D AM Collective Articolo Studios Bocci Bover Boyd Lighting Craftmade Eric Weil Designs Established & Sons

Estiluz Foscarini Gaspare Asaro Hennepin Made Ingo Maurer Koncept Lambert & Fils Lasvit Lee Broom Lladró Lodes Marset Martinelli Luce Matter Made Michael Anastassiades Objects for Thought Oluce SkLO Sonneman–A Way of Light Studio Kaytar The Goodman Studio Tracy Glover Studio Tuell & Reynolds Vibia Visual Comfort & Co. Zafferano

KITCHEN & BATH (pages 151–164)

AF | New York Agape Ann Sacks Arclinea Artistic Tile Blanco BlueStar Brizo Caesarstone Café California Faucets Cambria Dornbracht Duravit Fantini Fisher & Paykel Four Hands Hastings Henrybuilt Hinkley Infinity Drain Isla Porter James Martin Vanities Kallista KitchenAid Kohler Co.

Lacava Laminam Laufen Mamoli Marmi Monogram Montana Mustard Made Native Trails Nemo Tile + Stone Nobilia QuadroDesign Robern String Furniture Teak New York Termino Tilebar True Caliber Viefe Walker Zanger Zucchetti

ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS (pages 167–184)

3form Alkemis American Biltrite Arktura ASI Architectural Systems Bankston Architectural Baux Blēo Carnegie Acoustic Solutions Carvart Chemetal Cosentino Decoratori Bassanesi Eco Outdoor Emtek Farrow & Ball Feeney Filzfelt Focal Point Fornace Brioni Gencork Havwoods Kirei LightArt Lumicor Lutron Luxxbox Marca Corona Marie Dooley Maison Molo

Móz Designs NanaWall Neolith Nest Studio Ortal Outerclé PBA Peter Pepper Products Sugatsune America The Good Plastic Company The Shade Store Turf

OUTDOOR (pages 187–202)

Arper Artaic Arteriors B&B Italia Blu Dot Bover Brown Jordan Danver Davide Groppi Dedon Dusen Dusen Emuamericas Ethimo Ethnicraft

Expormim Fatboy Fermob Gandia Blasco Gloster Harbour Heller JANUS et Cie Kartell Kvadrat La Cividina Landscape Forms Lepere Loll Designs Lujo Living Lumens MoMA Design Store Outerclé Pedrali Perennials Point Property RS Barcelona Serge Ferrari Group Stori Modern Sutherland Furniture Tesselle Tuuci Villa Lagoon Tile Walters Wicker

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