Kettal introduces Grosso, a sculptural sofa by long-time collaborator Patricia Urquiola, built from a patchwork surface and layered foam that reshapes under the body and returns to form.
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Fredericia expands its Post Collection with the Post Lounge Chair by Cecilie Manz, adapting the collection’s oak frame and restrained construction into a lower, more relaxed seating typology.
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Terry Aidoo’s Kabila Collection reworks the traditional African courtyard into sapele wood furniture, referencing the Eritrean coffee ceremony and the West African board game Oware.
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Wall/Pepper’s 2026 Collection Puts Material Imperfection at the Centre of Its Design Language
Wall/Pepper’s 2026 catalog reframes what wallpaper is expected to do in a space, moving away from a purely decorative surface toward something the brand describes as an experience to be …
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Ethimo has introduced Coppe, a new series of vases designed by Studiopepe, continuing a collaboration between the brand and the Milan-based studio that has previously produced the Bulbi and Innesti …
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Ethimo has introduced Nida, a new dining chair designed by Chiara Andreatti that reinterprets the language of traditional woven chairs for outdoor use. The project takes the simplicity and structural logic of rush-seated chairs, a form with …
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San Marco: Cattelan Italia Expands Its Lighting Collection With a New Blown Glass Ceiling Lamp
Cattelan Italia has added San Marco to its lighting collection, a new ceiling lamp built around Venetian glassmaking traditions and designed as part of the company’s broader approach to treating …
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Cattelan Italia has introduced Matera, a new system of coffee tables designed by Studio 28, built around the idea that a coffee table doesn’t need to be a fixed, single-use object in a living room. The …
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knIndustrie’s cutting board range, comprising Barrique, S/Lab, and Essenze, approaches a familiar kitchen object as a study in material sourcing and longevity rather than pure form. The three pieces share …
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Charging accessories occupy a strange category. They sit on desks and bedside tables permanently, get touched multiple times a day, and are almost never designed with any intention beyond function. …
