Wood

Katja Pargger restores a 1930s Parisian house with mineral-coated walls, oak herringbone floors, and a sunken conversation pit lined in Hermès leather offcuts.

Hanne Kjærholm's 1962 house outside Copenhagen, designed by her husband Poul, preserves its original steel-and-glass structure among birch trees and brick garden walls.

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.

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

Studio EEUW Archiv designs Neute's Amsterdam flagship with raw plaster walls, steel fixtures, and exposed building systems. Retail space as unfinished architecture.

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

Machteld D'Hollander designs a garden house in Ghent with raw concrete walls, steel framing, and planting beds that grow through the structure.

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.

NoNo Studio preserves a 1930s Los Angeles hunting shack, keeping original cedar paneling while adding custom oak-walnut millwork and Italian marble surfaces.

SATURDAY YARD WORK casts aluminum from deformed polystyrene molds in Adelaide. The finished coffee table preserves every crease and texture from the original foam.

Taketo Shimohigoshi separates 2 galvanized metal volumes with a courtyard in Tokyo. A sunken lounge, tatami room, and spiral stair connect the open living spaces.

Oficina Penadés builds a chair held together by leather belts instead of screws or glue. Ash wood frame, no permanent joints.

Tomohiro Hata builds wooden arches into cross-shaped columns on a sloped site in Kobe. The structure responds to layered retaining walls and steep terrain with exposed timber framing.

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

Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects adds a compact volume to a forest house in Okayama. The separate living quarters connect to the main residence by a covered walkway.

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

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

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

Fractall casts textured concrete bases from styrofoam molds and pairs them with smooth aluminum tube seating. Rough and refined surfaces meet in a single bench.

Felipe Hess removes interior walls from a São Paulo house and adds a white metal structure connecting half-levels from pool to rooftop. Exposed concrete throughout.

Peter Besley builds Birdwood House in Canberra from salvaged timber and recycled steel. Structural elements come from demolished buildings across the region.

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.

Max Lamb coats furniture in aluminum using industrial thermal spray guns. No drawings, no plans. The process builds form directly from molten metal particles.

Markus Töll hand-forges liquid silver steel frames and pairs them with off-white leather and faux fur. Furniture from his Vienna studio SUPERSEDIA.

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