Femme Atelier Reimagines Door And Window Frames
Bangkok-based design studio, Femme Atelier, has designed and produced a collection of tables and chairs that draw inspiration from everyday doors and windows.
Bangkok-based design studio, Femme Atelier, has designed and produced a collection of tables and chairs that draw inspiration from everyday doors and windows.
From Joyce Wang Studio comes Flint – a bespoke collection of fine terrazzo furniture and objects, equally functional and beautiful.
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Form and function meet fashion; these armchairs are super comfortable and will steal the spotlight as the perfect conversation piece.
Marie Christine Dorner’s Cover 1 and Cover 2 sofas for Ligne Roset make use of exceptional design to offer simplicity masked in sensuality.
Australian design brand SP01 has unveiled a range of new furniture with depth and complexity, by award-winning Milan-based studio Metrica.
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Across four new products, Tacchini showcase the varied charm of their design house and how the right designer products can be the finishing touch in a home – on sale now!
Inspired by a single photograph on a pin board, the Art House Collection is Jardan exploring how furniture can be a holistic addition to any home.
For a trio of furniture classics, Fritz Hansen has released a 60th anniversary collection. The Egg, Swan and Drop chairs are back in new finishes, better than ever.
Time spent on construction sites familiarised Scottish-born Steven John Clark, A.K.A. Den Holm, with Aussie idioms just as much as it did with the homes Australians are building, how we’re filling them and what we’re missing.