Style
Industrial
Production methods from manufacturing. Standardized components, machine fabrication, and factory processes applied to furniture, objects, or buildings.
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Vonnegut Kraft
Los Angeles furniture studio working with bold color, textured surfaces, and experimental material combinations across chairs, tables, and objects.
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Mar 2026
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Design studio working across architecture, furniture, and spatial projects. Work driven by form experiments and material studies at varying scales.
Tomohiro Hata Architect & Associates
Kobe-based architecture firm led by Tomohiro Hata. Residential and public projects recognized for structural innovation and sensitive responses to Japanese terrain.
Sonia
Vonnegut Kraft builds the Sonia collection from geometric plywood shapes finished in bold colors. Furniture designed and made in Los Angeles.
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Vonnegut Kraft
1 Jan
Neute Flagship
Studio EEUW Archiv designs Neute's Amsterdam flagship with raw plaster walls, steel fixtures, and exposed building systems. Retail space as unfinished architecture.
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Studio EEUW Archiv
1 Jan
P.R.O.O.F.
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.
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TIEL
1 Nov
Laisse Beton
Atelier d'Amis casts construction-grade concrete into domestic furniture forms. Tables, benches, and shelving made from standard building materials in Paris.
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Atelier d'Amis
1 Oct
Aluminum Thermal Spray
Max Lamb coats furniture in aluminum using industrial thermal spray guns. No drawings, no plans. The process builds form directly from molten metal particles.
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Max Lamb
1 Mar
Abaque
Anthony Guex pairs dark marble with pale ash wood in 2 coffee tables. The Abaque series explores weight and lightness through contrasting materials.
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Anthony Guex
1 Mar
