Furniture
Curated furniture picks, every Tuesday at 11am LA time.
A furniture collection by Seoul studio PRACTICE built from standardized stainless steel construction pipes through cutting and bending
A solid spruce coffee table with a flippable glass top handcrafted in Bodafors from oversized trees rejected by the sawmill industry
A lounge chair by Byungsub Kim and Jungwoo Rhee with an M-shaped steel frame derived from the geometry of a room corner
The third collective installation by Belgian collective BRUT, using the contemporary city as motif to explore public and domestic, individual and collective.
A cast aluminum lounge chair by Objects of Common Interest, finished in transparent glossy paint and shaped through documenting and translating natural forms.
A prototype furniture system for Tokyo space GAID by Siin Siin, built from FRP grating and powder-coated ready-made hardware on a square grid module
A limited-edition desk by Héctor Esrawe in which structural folds in a single material provide both the stability and the visual expression of the piece
A furniture collection by Seoul studio niceworkshop built around conveyor belt and industrial lift forms as cues for natural human interaction
An occasional table by Calen Knauf built from aluminum legs cast into successive layers of tinted epoxy resin
A reworking of William Katavolos's 1952 T-Chair with a hand-linked steel chainmail seat, by Mexico City studio Panorammma
A solid beech daybed by Teresa Lundmark and Gustav Winsth for Gärsnäs, with cushioning that swells through the wooden frame
A solid aluminium bench and mirror unified by a shared platform element, designed by Johan Viladrich in collaboration with Lauriane Heim
A furniture collection by Hangzhou studio TELLS STUDIO built from a single structural element derived from Jeff Koons' balloon dog
A body-proportioned steel and canvas armchair for Lammhults with a zinc connector system for linking multiple chairs
A 6-piece furniture collection for informal work environments by Stockholm studio Note, built around the idea of gathering at a campfire
A limited edition of 9 functional sculptures in oak, marble, and metal produced by BREUER to designs by Joel Escalona
An exhibition at Objective Gallery pairing Jeff Martin's stoneware sculpture with Sam Klemick's salvaged-wood furniture
A bench by Belgian studio Muller Van Severen, its bent aluminum tubes forming both structure and surface within the wider Alltubes furniture series.
A seating collection by Shanghai studio ONE WEEK, rounded and upholstered in Kvadrat's 3D knitted wool across 3 configurations with recessed armrests.
A modular storage system by Quito studio ASET, its 3 stainless steel module sizes combining in any direction without tools, fasteners, or fixed limits.
A coffee table by New York's Birnam Wood Studio with jewelry designer Suna Bonometti, pairing hand-carved wood legs with a geometric stone top.
A furniture series by Deceres, translating Mayan, brutalist, and pre-Columbian forms into 3 handcrafted oak pieces designed between Mexico City and California.
A furniture collection by Los Angeles studio Vonnegut Kraft, built from geometric plywood shapes finished in bold, saturated colors.
A dining set by Los Angeles studio Willett, pairing bent plywood with geometric precision to shift the table and chairs between function and sculpture.
A rebuild of Gerrit Rietveld's 1918 Red and Blue Chair by Seoul studio TIEL, using aluminum profiles, HDPE panels, and 3D-printed joints in place of woodworking.
A coffee table by Adelaide studio SATURDAY YARD WORK, cast in aluminum from deformed polystyrene molds that preserve every crease of the original foam.
A furniture collection by Paris studio Atelier d'Amis, casting construction-grade concrete into tables, benches, and shelving from standard building materials.
A chair by Valencia studio Oficina Penades, its ash wood frame held together entirely by leather belts instead of screws, glue, or permanent joints.
A wall-mounted shelf by Montreal studio mpgmb, in bold colors and postmodern geometry that channels the Memphis Group's design language.
Textured concrete meets polished aluminum