Samuelson Furniture has launched the Happy Power Recliner, designed for convenience and support, requiring only 6 inches of clearance to fully recline. It features ergonomic design for comfort and ease of movement, making it suitable for seniors and those with limited mobility. The chair enhances user mobility and promotes a healthy sitting posture, reflecting the company's commitment to improving quality of life through innovative products.
The Mitchell Group has introduced new colorways for its popular vinyl patterns, Elio and Enzo, enhancing their collection with stylish and functional options. Elio features a refined woven leather look with new colors like Ash and Indigo, while Enzo offers bold embossing with fresh hues such as Blueprint and Ebony. These additions aim to meet designers' expectations for beauty and performance in high-use commercial environments, showcasing the company's commitment to versatile and durable coated fabrics.
emuamericas has introduced Alisea, designed by Alessandro Stabile, to the American market. This chair features a lightweight metal structure that combines a curved steel rod with expanded metal mesh, offering strength and stability while maintaining a refined aesthetic. Available with or without armrests, Alisea is versatile for various environments and showcases EMU's commitment to innovation and craftsmanship.
Hightower has launched the Nest Club Chair, enhancing the Nest Collection with a design that promotes comfort and productivity in shared spaces. It features options for metal or wood bases, ergonomic design, and integrated tables, making it suitable for various uses from quiet retreats to collaborative moments.
KFI Studios has launched Silva, its first fully wood furniture collection, designed with Union Design. The collection features versatile pieces like chairs, stools, and tables made from solid beech wood, emphasizing natural beauty through soft curves and satin finishes. Available in seven stain options, it combines modern aesthetics with timeless craftsmanship, aiming to create inviting spaces.
Luum Textiles has introduced Spatial Element, an upholstery fabric inspired by early industrial punchcards, featuring a large-scale tri-color geometric pattern. Part of the Five Elements collection, it is made with recycled polyester fibers and is suitable for high-traffic environments, available in eight bleach-cleanable colorways.
Allseating has launched Olive, a versatile task chair designed to enhance workplace environments with expressive colors and thoughtful features. It supports emotional well-being and creativity, offering customizability to reflect company culture. The chair includes height-adjustable lumbar support and options for different work styles, promoting inclusivity and neurodiversity in the office. Olive's color palette serves both aesthetic and functional purposes, helping to define work zones and support sensory regulation.
Designtex has launched Adorn and Flutter, two luxury performance textiles made in Italy, combining aesthetic appeal with durability. Adorn features intricate tapestry-inspired designs with a watercolor effect, while Flutter showcases a bold basket weave with tactile depth. Both textiles are available in three colorways, made from 100% polyester, and certified for low environmental impact.
