Created in collaboration with Swedish designer Clara von Zweigbergk, Louis Poulsen’s Cirque lamps were inspired by the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen. Available in three color combinations and sizes, the diffuse, downward light is reflected from a matte white interior.
Fireclay Tile’s Agrarian series is inspired by the aerial photography of California’s Aromas region with a patchwork quilt-like effect that resembles a bird’s-eye view of the landscape. The bold collection features eight new patterns.
Luceplan’s Costanza fixture is supported by an aluminum stem and emits light through a polycarbonate silkscreened shade. The height is adjustable by way of a steel counterweight, and diffuser colors are available in green, pink, red, blue, and yellow.
As the name implies, Valdama’s Cut sculptural washbasin is based on the idea of reduction, and is lighter in volume and thickness. Available in eight finishes, the hollow of the basin juxtaposes the raised countertop for two complementary forms.
Inspired by the classic look of subway tile, Tonalite’s ceramic Joyful series comes in two sizes featuring a wide range of vibrant hues that can be mixed and matched for a custom look.
Knoll has reintroduced its Model 75 stool as the Hairpin Stacking Table. Along with a laminate top, the base is bent cold-rolled steel with a powdercoat finish. Up to five tables can be stacked at a time, and the leg finish is available in six colors.
By Studio Archirivolto for Emuamericas, Zahir uses traditional motifs with blended shapes and volumes. The line of the backrest and the sinuosity of the seat merge into an agile, harmonious frame.
For Flashdance, Abnormals Anonymous translated four motifs from illustrator and textile designer Anna Redmond into a collection of handcrafted, eco-friendly, customizable wallpapers. Available in 24 colorways, the series references natural elements, including water, fields, and the sky.
HBF Textiles collaborated with Elodie Blanchard on Raw Materials, which includes six fabrics with abstract and spontaneous patterns. The line offers bold hues and textures ranging from large brushstroke lines to classic sideways stitches.
Vibrant tones, including melon, chartreuse, aqua, turquoise, salmon, wine, taupe, and gray-black, define Architectural Systems Inc.’s Color Theory collection of ceramic tiles, which can be combined for more dynamic installations.