The Jude Office Chair combines modern design with ergonomic support, featuring a tailored silhouette, lumbar support, and adjustable height for comfort. Handcrafted in North Carolina, it is available in various durable materials and colors, making it suitable for both commercial and home workspaces.
Pearson Lloyd and Cozmo have introduced the Hug sofa, designed to provide comfort and mimic a warm embrace. The modular sofa features a high back for support and is made from a lightweight steel frame, allowing for flat-pack delivery. Its design emphasizes tactile comfort, with removable textile covers and a focus on sustainability through repairability. The sofa was showcased at the Comfort Lab exhibition during the London Design Festival, highlighting the importance of comfort in furniture design.
Jamie Stern Furniture launches the Twin Palms fabric collection designed by Jeannene Doub, inspired by mid-century modernism and Frank Sinatra's residence. The collection features six fabrics: Rat Pack, Reina Street, Kenaston 1957, Frey 1941, Dezi Velvet, and Edris 1954, each reflecting the essence of Palm Springs with unique textures and colors suitable for upholstery and interiors. The collection is now available for viewing online.
The Corso collection of chairs by Aceray, designed by Balutto Associates and made in Italy, features various styles including bar stools and lounge chairs. They offer comfort with upholstered seats and curved backs, while the durable black powder-coated legs ensure suitability for high-demand environments. Weighing between 15.5 to 17.5 lbs, these chairs are flexible for quick space reconfiguration.
Able is a product designed by Johan Lindau in collaboration with Stefan Borselius and Thomas Bernstrand, focusing on sustainability, durability, and versatility. Its design features an exposed steel frame and natural materials, emphasizing architectural clarity and recyclability. The collection is customizable and suitable for various environments, proving that innovative design can thrive within environmental constraints.
Treefrog celebrates its 20th anniversary by revamping its collection with new Designer Veneers, including six by renowned architect Piero Lissoni and the historically inspired Sottsass Grey. The updated veneers feature natural structures and sustainable materials, with FSC certification ensuring environmentally friendly sourcing. The new color matched wood backer enhances design aesthetics by eliminating brown laminate edges, contributing to a cleaner look. Treefrog's manufacturing process emphasizes sustainability and quality, using faster-growing wood species to replicate rarer woods.
HBF has evolved the Costa modular table collection designed by Mario Ruiz, now featuring five adaptable tabletop shapes and enhanced finishes with integrated power components. The collection supports modern, multi-use spaces with its versatile designs, including rectangular, round, and half-round options. It emphasizes functionality and elegance, making it suitable for dynamic environments. Casey Baxter highlights Costa as a reliable solution for today's agile spaces.
Knoll Textiles introduces Altiplano by Sheila Hicks, a reissue of a 1966 design that reflects Andean weaving techniques. Hicks, an influential fiber artist, collaborated with Knoll to elevate textile art. The updated upholstery features a mid-scale checker pattern and environmentally conscious production methods, showcasing colors inspired by the Andes. Hicks has a long-standing career in textile art, with works in major museums, while Knoll Textiles continues to innovate in contemporary interior design.
