Welcome to the Design category, a space dedicated to exploring and celebrating the best designs from around the world. Here we highlight innovative creations and renovations from various corners of the globe, showcasing the diversity and richness of international design.
Explore designs from different cultures and traditions, from Scandinavian minimalism to Eastern opulence. Each selected piece reflects the essence of its origin, bringing a unique and authentic touch to your space.
Discover how designers around the world are breaking barriers and redefining design. Learn about the latest trends, technologies and materials that are shaping the future of global design.
Immerse yourself in the stories behind each design. Learn more about the designers, their inspirations, challenges and the cultural influences that shaped their creations. Each piece contains a unique story, enriching your appreciation and connection to design.
Browse a wide range of design styles and approaches. From classic to contemporary, from artisanal to industrial, our collection offers something for all tastes and preferences.
The Big Wooden Bell Chair by Sam Klemick goes beyond functionality, carrying a rich narrative deeply connected to the past. Crafted from a patchwork of old-growth Douglas fir lumber and Douglas fir upholstery, all salvaged from Los Angeles, this chair…
The Spoke-Back Sofa, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1945, was introduced as a visionary concept for the “furniture type of the future.” This classic design seamlessly combines the functionality of a chaise lounge with the elegance of a conversation sofa…
The design concept behind the Band Armchair for Kettal is a breakdown of structure, and the ideation of an object designed using a set of pieces. Directly challenging the classic, sophisticated lines of furniture design, the chair becomes schematic, conceptual.…
The 5375 KUKA Sofa, designed by Joly Design, combines contemporary elegance with exceptional comfort and a touch of industrial sophistication. Its refined silhouette is complemented by sleek metallic legs, adding a modern and durable foundation to the design. These metallic…
The CH22 lounge chair, manufactured from 1950, was part of Hans J. Wegner’s debut collection for Carl Hansen & Son. The chairs were all made of wood with seats in paper cord instead of upholstery. They are among the designer’s…
The Overlay Sofa, unveiled as the first piece in the Acrostic series for the Friedman Benda exhibition What Would Have Been, exemplifies Raphael Navot‘s visionary approach to design. Limited to an edition of 8, this sculptural masterpiece creates a sensorial…
The Clad Chair, designed by Jader Almeida, is a harmonious blend of minimalist design and impeccable craftsmanship. Its sleek silhouette features smooth, flowing lines that exude elegance while maintaining ergonomic comfort. The chair’s structure is crafted from premium materials, combining…
The SEDAI Lounge Chair by Christian Haas is a masterpiece that combines understated elegance, ergonomic comfort, and high-quality materials. Featuring a sculptural silhouette defined by soft lines and balanced proportions, the chair is designed for ultimate relaxation with its gently…
The Archibald Armchair, designed by Jean-Marie Massaud for Poltrona Frau, embodies the purest tradition of the brand’s craftsmanship and quality. Its silhouette reflects the elegance and enveloping comfort of its predecessor, now enhanced with a new wooden base that adds…
The GS4 Chair, designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli in 1950, is a classic of Brazilian modernist design. Known for its timeless elegance, the chair combines organic forms with meticulous craftsmanship. Today, the chair is reissued by ETEL, a brand renowned for…
