05.15.20
Winston Cuevas
Part of a collection that conjures up stereotypical images of paradise and leisure, the Palm Row pairs a concrete base with "fronds" made from green patinated brass.
05.15.20
Ian Cochran
Each time Brooklyn designer Ian Cochran debuts a new piece or color from his Plump resin series, it feels like entering a totally joyful and novel world.
05.15.20
Trevor Carreon
For his thesis project at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Trevor Carreon created a Brutalist-style end table and planter using his own take on Hempcrete, a carbon-neutral alternative to concrete.
05.15.20
Garza Studio
Leonardo Garza's Ambient Stool, with its delicate steel frame and sheer acrylic top, evokes the sensation that the piece is half-present.
05.15.20
Studio Mignone
The latest versions of Studio Mignone's Tavolo Morbido, which is inspired in part by Gae Aulenti's Jumbo table, include one with an ombre color fade and one with legs in mismatched shades of white.
05.15.20
Soft Geometry
Ello is Soft Geometry's attempt to recreate, in object form, the way light diffuses and glows in a translucent medium — picturing frosted sugar jellies as a visual reference.
05.15.20
Joel Edmondson
Joel Edmondson's new collection picks up where his Arches bench left off, using the same ribbed vocabulary to build visual interest through repetition.
05.15.20
Serra Studio
Mike Ruiz-Serra's Pulp tables are made from plaster and recycled paper pulp, but think of it less as paper maché and more as fiberglass, with a hard, stone-like surface.
05.15.20
Richard Clarkson
Richard Clarkson's new Aurora lights use ethereal colored-resin panels to try to capture the experience of looking down on an aurora borealis from space.