The Flamingo stool, the debut product from Oslo’s Studio Føy, references its avian namesake with long, thin legs and a curved back that mirrors the bird’s neck as it dives into water.

The Woven Sunset duvet from Janelle Pietrzak’s All Roads Design, part of her textile line for Anthropologie, was informed by a trip to Joshua Tree where the desert “looks like endless khaki” but upon closer look “is bursting with life,” she says.

EO Acoustic from Moscow-based Aotta Studio is characterized by an emphasis on nature and sustainability with a sound-absorbing fiber material that recalls the natural tones and textures of a dense forest.

Aotta Studio’s freestanding acoustical panels are created using a new acoustic material made from conifer needles.

The wooden Pause chair from Helsinki-based designer Kasper Nyman boasts a streamlined, Scandinavian aesthetic as well as an ecologically sound composition.

Comprising yarn-wrapped molds for a 3D effect, the Bobina furniture series from Studio Nito of Kassel, Germany explodes with color and texture.

New York-based designer Nikolas Bentel‘s penchant for innovation is manifested in his Scrap stool, which is crafted inside a trashcan using paper waste mixed with slow-drying glue and dyed magenta.