Landscape Forms, a leader in high-design outdoor furniture and lighting, has introduced modular rails to enhance its Link System. The company, founded in 1969 and headquartered in Kalamazoo, collaborates with renowned designers and serves a diverse clientele, including municipalities and major brands like Google and Nike. Sorelstudio, based in Denver, provides design strategy services and has received international recognition for its work in product design and creative direction.
Andreu World introduces the Brandy Stool, designed by Lievore Altherr Molina, featuring soft lines and a comfortable upholstered shell. It offers versatility with various base options in wood or aluminum, suitable for both contract and residential use. This addition enhances the Brandy collection, reflecting modern needs for dynamic and multifunctional environments while maintaining a cohesive aesthetic.
HON has expanded its Flock seating collection by adding 34 new paint finishes for guest chairs and stools, enhancing its versatility for commercial spaces. The updated color palette includes bold and neutral shades, promoting creativity and collaboration. Key features include modular design for flexible seating arrangements, seamless adaptability for various needs, and comfort from plush cushions.
Ligne Roset's Sandra sofa, originally launched in 1975 by designer Annie Hiéronimus, is being reintroduced after fifty years. Known for its soft, sculptural design and comfort, the updated version maintains Hiéronimus' vision while incorporating modern all-foam seating technology for enhanced support and portability.
DEDON has introduced new colorways for its MU and CIRQL NU collections, inspired by the transition from sunset to evening. The MU collection features a new material called Mystique Fiber, with the debut colorway Mystique Dusk, enhancing its architectural presence. The CIRQL NU collection includes two new additions, Invert Twilight and Invert Nightfall, utilizing Invert Fiber technology for visual depth and tonal contrast.
HBF introduces the Rhine collection, a modular petite club series designed by Ken Reinhard, blending versatility with comfort for hospitality and workplace environments. The collection features customizable upholstery, ergonomic designs, and integrated power options, allowing for various configurations. Rhine meets high sustainability standards and reflects HBF's commitment to craftsmanship and innovative design, suitable for both intimate and expansive spaces.
Versteel introduces the Rai stool, designed for healthcare and adaptable to various environments, emphasizing trust and connection. Its durable, cleanable design features a seamless silhouette and is available in multiple heights and colors. Rai supports meaningful interactions while ensuring ease of maintenance and resilience in high-use spaces.
Hightower introduces the Mixis Chair, designed by Mario Ferrarini in collaboration with Crassevig, emphasizing craftsmanship and adaptability. The chair features a 21-inch-wide seat, open backrest for ease of movement, and is made from solid wood and plywood. It is designed for versatility in various settings, supports sustainability with solar-powered production, and is Indoor Advantage Gold Certified. Hightower, a women-owned business, focuses on meaningful design and sustainability, partnering with leading European brands.
