Carl Hansen & Son has reintroduced Kaare Klint's Spherical Bed and English Chair, showcasing masterful craftsmanship and organic designs. The Spherical Bed, rooted in precise geometry, is hand-assembled and takes a month to create, while the English Chair combines wood and canework, requiring a week of skilled labor for assembly. Both pieces reflect a blend of historical inspiration and modern artistry.
Indiana Furniture has launched the Serenity seating collection, designed for comfort and versatility in various work environments. The collection features customizable options, including arm and armless models, multiple base styles, and a wide selection of finishes and upholstery. Manufactured in the USA with a focus on sustainability, Serenity aims to complement other products while meeting safety and durability standards. Indiana Furniture has a long-standing commitment to quality and customer service since its establishment in 1905.
Steelcase and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation have launched the Rockford and Galesburg Collections, reinterpreting Wright's mid-century Usonian designs into modern furniture for homes and workplaces. The Rockford Collection features accessible pieces inspired by the Laurent house, while the Galesburg Collection includes reimagined banquettes and a tuxedo-style sofa, reflecting Wright's philosophy of organic architecture and human-centered design.
Arcadia has launched the Lineup series, featuring modular lounge seating, semi-private booths, tables, and planters designed for modern collaborative environments. Created by IDA Design, the collection offers flexibility for various work settings, promoting human interaction and collaboration. Key components include customizable seating, meeting tables with multiple shapes and finishes, and planters that enhance aesthetic cohesion. The series aims to provide versatile solutions for corporate, educational, healthcare, and hospitality spaces.
The Infinity Collection by Jamie Stern Furniture, designed in collaboration with Rachael H. Grochowski, features nature-inspired seating aimed at enhancing connection and comfort. It includes two chairs and two sofas, designed to fit various interiors and can be upholstered in multiple fabrics. Jamie Stern has over 40 years of experience in providing high-quality furniture and collaborates with leading designers, while RHG Architecture + Design focuses on creating immersive spaces that promote well-being.
Herman Miller introduces bamboo-based upholstery for the iconic Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, reflecting their commitment to sustainability. The bamboo-based leather alternative is soft, durable, and more scratch-resistant and colorfast than other materials. Upholstering the chair in bamboo-derived material reduces its carbon footprint by up to 35 percent. The new upholstery colorways include ivory, russet, and black, and can be purchased in stores and online. Herman Miller has a long history of material innovation, including using recycled plastic and ocean-bound plastic in their designs.
Minarc has introduced the DROPi hanging chair, a hand-crafted seating solution designed to create a positive mood in various environments. Made of durable Sunbrella material, DROPi is suitable for indoor and outdoor use and comes in a range of bold colors. The chair's installation process is intuitive and secure, making it a versatile option for modern workplaces.
Teknion and Pearson Lloyd have collaborated to create Aarea, a family of chairs that combines circularity and human needs. The chairs are made with minimal components and materials, including a bespoke knit back made from retrieved marine plastic. The design allows for individual components to be serviced or recycled, increasing the chair's lifespan and reducing its carbon output.
