Geometric

Laws of Motion is a limited edition of 9 pieces plus 2 artist's proofs, combining oak, marble, and metal across mirrors, tables, and seats made for BREUER by Joel Escalona.

Heliotrope Architects arranges 3 wings around a central clearing on a wooded site in the Pacific Northwest. Each wing serves a different program.

Birnam Wood Studio and Suna Bonometti collaborate on a coffee table combining hand-carved wood legs with a geometric stone top.

Deceres translates Mayan, brutalist, and pre-Columbian forms into 3 handcrafted oak furniture pieces designed between Mexico City and California.

Fujiwaramuro Architects uses curved plaster walls to direct movement through a narrow Osaka house. Rooms open and close as the walls bend.

Vonnegut Kraft builds the Sonia collection from geometric plywood shapes finished in bold colors. Furniture designed and made in Los Angeles.

Fujiwaramuro Architects builds a house in Takamatsu with translucent polycarbonate screens and offset floor plates. Privacy without walls on a visible urban lot.

Willett's Otto dining set pairs bent plywood and geometric precision. Table and chairs from their Los Angeles studio shift between function and sculpture.

TIEL in Seoul rebuilds Gerrit Rietveld's 1918 Red and Blue Chair using aluminum profiles, HDPE panels, and 3D-printed joints. Flat-pack assembly replaces traditional woodworking.

mpgmb designs a wall-mounted shelf in bold colors and postmodern geometry. The piece channels Memphis Group forms from their Montreal studio.

Anthony Guex pairs dark marble with pale ash wood in 2 coffee tables. The Abaque series explores weight and lightness through contrasting materials.

Marie and Alexandre design the CR Coffee Table for signé using blown glass feet in blue, yellow, or amber beneath a glass top. Handcrafted in France.

Madeleine Blanchfield Architects renovates a 1920s Sydney flat with new openings, rearranged circulation, and contemporary insertions within the original plan.