From Experimental Products to Immersive Interiors, Masquespacio Hones a Nonconformist Approach
Despite far-reaching influences, the Valencia, Spain–based creative consultancy is grounded by local materials and collaborators.
Despite far-reaching influences, the Valencia, Spain–based creative consultancy is grounded by local materials and collaborators.
Eklund, from National Office Furniture, is the flexible and stylish solution today's unconventional workspaces require.
Humanscale shows that material transparency and eliminating toxic ingredients have impacts that reach beyond the consumer.
Keilhauer’s Sustainability Officer, Josie Abate, talks embodied carbon and circular design with Metropolis.
A storage, workstation, and space-division system, Lochlyn from National Office Furniture offers endless customization.
Technological advances and calls for sustainability have manufacturers embracing design with fewer ingredients and slower production.
Colorarium, Fermob’s innovative augmented reality tool, invites architecture and design professionals into its vibrant, virtual world.
Using methods borrowed from endurance textiles, 3D-knit fabrics are being redeployed in service of workers’ comfort.
Designed by Japanese firm nendo, Kite, a collection of armchairs from Stellar Works, flouts conventional armchair design.
Tailored to the needs of our new reality, these Fall offerings represent some of the best products in seating, tables, and fixtures available today.
The furniture maker’s offerings feature classic style, refined design, and a nod to the changing ways we work and live.
Keilhauer launches Swurve, its first fully carbon-neutral chair.
The Brooklyn designers curate a selection of their favorite products for residential and commercial projects.
As the annual contract furniture trade show wraps up its first virtual conference, Metropolis recaps some milestones and key topics.
New releases of desking systems during NeoCon highlight the most versatile ideas in workstations, for the new and varied ways we work now.
How a collaboration with Milanese designer Patricia Urquiola is putting an unconventional spin on the traditional armchair.
Even in the age of social distancing, the brand’s iconic French Bistro chair can teach us about coming together in public space.
"Chair Times: A History of Seating from 1800 to Today" is a white-gloved tour of the museum's encyclopedic collection of chairs.
Designers jehs+laub create a statement piece for Davis Furniture that’s inspired by the forests of Europe.
The Valencia, Spain-based studio brought a distinctly Mediterranean style to this year's Das Haus, which artfully launched a wide array of their furnishings.