Biocomposite Furniture Collection | Philipp Aduatz
Austrian product designer Philipp Aduatz launched a new eco-friendly furniture collection using an amalgamation of wood, flax fibers and a bio-based epoxy resin. The resulting composite material is rendered in his capsule collection of a chair, side table, coffee table and lamp. Aduatz’s approach maximizes the use of renewable materials to minimize his carbon footprint. For the chair and tables, he sourced branches from the forest near his studio, carefully wrapping the wood in flax fibers and infusing it with dyed resin. This process ensures that each piece is a unique sculpture reflecting Aduatz’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of experimental design.
Vessel Sinks | Davani
The Parallel Collection of bath and spa pieces is inspired by natural elements like the earth and sky. A curated blend of wood, metal and stone imparts a sense of serenity and sanctuary.
Medea by Corbett Lighting | Hudson Valley Lighting Group
Handwoven from natural rattan, the inspirational Medea shade recalls a swaying leaf in an island paradise. The swooping arm finished in gleaming vintage gold leaf complements the curves of the shade, underlining the design’s strong connection to natural forms. Available as a four- or six-light island, Medea’s laid-back approach to lighting is a transformative addition to a dining or living room.
CUBO Rectangle Plinth Coffee Table | FORM (LA)
With its bold marble patterns, CUBO is as versatile as it is striking. Monolithic forms are softened by gentle edges in Travertino Rosso.
Vase Déco Mycø | Design by Andriy and Olesya Voznicki
A vase that literally grows like a MUSHROOM? Yes, and it really puts the fun in fungi. Composed of a new biomaterial made from mycelium and hemp, it was the brainchild of Ukrainian biologists Yevgeny Tomilyn and Yulia Bialetska, who devised it in the S.Lab laboratory. After researching the material applications, pieces were designed in collaboration with eco-activist/design studio founder Yova Yager.
Volcanic Shades of Marble l Stool | Sten Studio
Even though marble doesn’t have volcanic origins, the veiny, fine-grained Yule marble in a new variation of Sten Studio’s distinctive stools mimics the appearance of volcanic rock. The marble is elevated at the center of the base and slides into the natural-colored stone, fitting into it like a puzzle piece. The synergy between these shapes creates a timeless geographical quality.
Wood Hardware | Ashley Norton
Wood cabinet hardware from Ashley Norton delivers a dose of panache to bureaus, night tables, desks and more. Modern Pull in walnut, Angled Knob in oak, Arc Pull in oak and walnut.
Surfaced A35 Stool | The Future Perfect
Japanese designer Sho Ota, now based in the Netherlands, brings six years of experience crafting wooden furniture. After earning a master’s degree from the Design Academy Eindhoven in 2018, he founded his own studio in Eindhoven. Unconstrained by efficiency, Sho’s designs exude collectible uniqueness, reflecting his rich background in Japanese furniture making.
The Beau Coffee Table | The Sasha Bikoff x Abner Henry Collection
Inspired by Milo Baughman, the Beau Coffee Table’s exaggerated checkered wood finish incorporates the influence of materialism and texture from the Memphis Milano movement. Red oak checkered-wood finish.
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