Sustainability defines Funda Bold, designed by Stefan Diez for Viccarbe. Constructed of two parts, a single steel tube forms the lightweight frame, which can be reupholstered as needed to extend its use.

Set designer Catherine Martin created the Royal Menagerie collection for Mokum, inspired by her work on the movie Elvis and the singer’s life. Monarque (shown) is a rich viscose velvet, rendered in a bright gold—one of 14 colors.

Constructed of solid teak wood using mortise-and-tenon joinery, RH‘s Cassale chaise celebrates organic forms with curved openings in its platform base, which reclines to five positions and supports a durable cushion upholstered in Perennials or Sunbrella fabrics.

From P/Kaufmann Contract‘s Wellspring collection, the 100 percent polyester STR Emiko features brushstrokes in a range of neutral tones.

Inspired by traditional Danish milking stools and the China chair by Hans J. Wegner, GUBI has reissued Rainer Daumiller’s eponymous Daumiller armchair from the 1970s. The solid pine frame features a precisely carved, ergonometric seat and is finished in a gorgeous golden lacquer.

Elitis’ Moiré gets its name from the textile technique used to create its signature swirling lines. In France, fabric is inserted by hand between cylinders, resulting in one-of-a-kind patterning.

Designed by Sebastian Herkner for Ondarreta, Ginger cocoons a bouclé wrapped seat inside a curved wooden collar base.

Öru by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World retains the sustainable principles that are the hallmark of the partnership with a seat upholstered in recycled fabric with an FSC-certified solid ash wood frame.

Taking cues from the colorful neighborhoods in Mexico City and the work of architect Luis Barragan, the Erik Lindström Artisan range for Serena Dugan Studio features a bright patchwork of shapes.

Designed by Snøhetta for Lodes, Volum diffuses soft, 360-degree light from an orb of blown glass in one of three sizes that can be hung solitary or clustered together for a more dramatic effect.