Hightower has launched Rex, a sustainable circular seating solution made from 98% recycled materials, emphasizing durability and environmental responsibility. The chair features a unique design, comfort-enhancing elements, and a variety of color combinations, making it suitable for various settings. Backed by a five-year warranty, Rex embodies Hightower's commitment to meaningful design and sustainability, aligning with their Considered Solutions philosophy.
Luum Textiles introduces Earthbound, a chenille upholstery textile made from pre- and post-consumer garment waste. Part of the Five Elements collection, it features a textured surface with multicolor flecks, sharing yarn components with other Garment Waste textiles, facilitating easy color coordination across 16 colorways.
LightArt has launched the Somari Collection, featuring nine innovative paper-lantern-inspired pendants that combine sculptural design with sustainable materials. The collection offers three shapes—Saucer, Sphere, and Cylinder—in various sizes, allowing for flexible configurations. Each pendant includes a cylindrical core for illumination and comes in seven colorways to enhance commercial spaces. The manufacturing process is refined for affordability and sustainability, marking a significant advancement in lighting design.
Robbie Williams has launched his first furniture design, The Introvert Chair, in collaboration with Dutch brand Moooi. The chair features a padded, hug-like design made from a blend of virgin wool, alpaca, and cotton, aimed at providing comfort and calm. Inspired by his experiences with social anxiety, Williams describes the chair as a sanctuary that transforms spaces and feelings. Optional matching cushions allow users to customize their comfort. This venture follows his previous creative projects in ceramics and painting.
Davis Furniture has partnered with HBF Textiles to integrate HBF's textile portfolio into its graded-in program, enhancing design options for the architecture and design community. This collaboration emphasizes shared values of quality and craftsmanship, providing designers with a curated selection of textiles to simplify the specification process and inspire cohesive, elevated interiors.
FilzFelt has launched four new acoustic wall panels—Drift, Mesa, Peak, and Valley—designed by Bernd Benninghoff. These panels feature three-dimensional designs for effective sound absorption and come in over ninety colors. Made from biodegradable wool felt and recyclable materials, they are easy to install and suitable for various environments. The designer aimed to create soft, flowing forms with excellent acoustic qualities, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality in interior spaces.
Cassina Custom Interiors and Technogym have launched the Ottagono Wellness Gym, designed by architect Giulia Foscari, at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc. This compact gym, resembling an octagonal cabinet, includes essential fitness equipment and features a multifunctional design with integrated lighting and technology. It aims to enhance guest experiences by merging art, design, and wellness in a luxurious setting.
