Drawing inspiration from the Bauhaus movement and the sculptural works of Joan Miró and Alexander Calder, Archilume’s Balance consists of a pair of disc-shaped fixtures suspended by twined cables, one beneath the other, hung in perpendicular directions.

Danielle Trofe‘s MushLume lighting collection combines sustainable hemp and mycelium, a rapidly renewable living organism. The mycelium cultivates a thick network of hyphae throughout the hemp substrate to grow the lampshade into a solid structure, which is available in custom molds.

J McDonald’s Underground collection of handsculpted furniture includes a table comprising chromed steel, pigmented tadelakt, lime plaster, wood, and glass. The finely crafted collection creates a dialogue between humanity and nature.

Pairing a unique armature structure with porcelain or glass diffusers, James Dieter’s Elbo lighting sries is made from a choice of anodized or plated aluminum. It is available as a chandelier, tower, or wall version, and each are offered in a wide range of finishes.

Juniper’s Ionian is a radial wave-like ring formation that offers a modern, balanced take on the classic chandelier. Part of the larger Flutes lighting system, it is made of extruded aluminum.

Made in collaboration with designer Marcel Wanders, Laufen’s New Classic collection includes washbasin bowls, washstands, toilets, a bidet, faucets, mirrors, accessories, and a bathtub. Defined by its gentle feminine curves, the line is reminiscent of the opening sepals of a flower.

Lios Design’s Morphogenesis series explores design as the harmony between material behavior and generative form. Combining flowering curvature with variable geometry, each is unique in form.

Pushing beyond the traditional mosaic concept, chip size, and rigidly defined geometric space, Jointed by Nemo Tile + Stone extends the material’s expressive potential with an engraved graphic motif that provides the basis for five different formats.