With Barcelona Design, Muller Van Severen is presenting two new collaborations at MDW 2024 including a cabinet series called Bridges and an updated version of the Pillow sofa.
Meet the 67 designers showcasing their furniture, home accessories, and lighting at the 2024 Launch Pad at WANTED competition!
Product designer Andu Masebo joins us for Friday Five to discuss a few favorite places in London, media he can't get out of his mind, and more!
The Bed was Thuma’s first release, and arguably still its most popular, with headboard options and more furniture designs having been added since.
Hastings Bath Collection's new Poli bath console series has the vibe of a modernized freestanding sink of the mid-century.
Objekte Unserer Tage's IVY outdoor collection has been put to the test by its designers to ensure nothing less than ergonomic bliss for a total sense of relaxation.
Nouveau Standard designed its inaugural 1976 Collection 12 around borrowed memories, which include four pieces pulled from a past era.
MUT Design applies the rule of threes – corners, cylindrical legs, and finishes – to their Tres collection of low accent tables designed for Saba Italia.
Richard Brendon just released The Optic Collection of glassware with designs that lend a contemporary look + feel to a centuries-old glassmaking technique.
With a curvilinear, voluptuous shape that's reminiscent of the folds of our own skin, Michelin is a dynamic sofa system with a sensual silhouette.
No matter its interpretation, the archway is arguably one of the most iconic architectural forms referenced today echoing through 12 contemporary furnishings.
The indoor/outdoor Alder furniture collection, a collaboration between green-tech design brand Mater + renowned architect + designer Patricia Urquiola, is a biodegradable breakthrough.
Fermob's new BELLEVIE collection embodies the brand's gentle pace of life through soft curves + geometric forms, inviting you to lounge, dine + enjoy the outdoors!
In this DMTV Milkshake, James De Wulf shares how he pioneered his concrete couture practice with proprietary designs, and how it hasn't always been easy.
Designed by Ryosuke Fukusada and Ceramic Japan, the WATOJI hanging vases feature a simple thread detail that "binds" the sheets of porcelain together.
