Metal

Aero is a limited-edition desk by Héctor Esrawe built from a single material whose structural folds provide both stability and the piece's defining visual expression.

niceworkshop's Affordance Series borrows the form of conveyor belt rollers and industrial lifts as cues that prompt natural interaction, spanning seating, tables, shelving, and storage.

Flywater is an occasional table by Calen Knauf built from raw waxed aluminum legs embedded in layered tinted epoxy resin puddles, cast and recured in stages until the final form emerged.

Panorammma's Chainmail Chair takes William Katavolos's 1952 T-Chair as its structural reference, replacing the seat with hand-linked steel rings that drape across the T-frame.

Open Dressing is a solid aluminium bench and mirror combined into a single sculptural object, with a shared platform element extending and unifying both forms.

TELLS STUDIO's Koons Series takes the structural logic of Jeff Koons' balloon dog as a single building block, extending it across a coffee table, side table, mirror, dining table, cart, wall shelf, and lamps.

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.

Muller Van Severen's Alltubes Bench uses bent aluminum tubes as both structure and surface, sharing a formal vocabulary with the cabinets and chair in the wider Alltubes series.

ASET's Standard Shelf is a stainless steel modular storage system using three module sizes that combine in any direction without tools, fasteners, or predetermined limits.