March 10, 2017

Designers

Cabaret bed with a woven, fabric-wrapped foam headboard by Kenneth Cobonpue of Kenneth Cobonpue.


1. Designer: 
Kenneth Cobonpue of Kenneth Cobonpue.

Product: Cabaret.

Standout: Fabric-wrapped foam, woven macrame-style onto the headboard’s steel frame, mimics the tactility of natural fibers.

Dakka cabinet by Catia Salci for Cappellini.


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Designer: Catia Salci for Cappellini.

Product: Dakka.

Standout: Fronting the deep-blue particleboard cabinet is matte-lacquered melamine with a textural finish reminiscent of a rippling ocean.

Layers cabinet by Nendo for Glas Italia.


3. Designer: 
Nendo for Glas Italia.

Product: Layers.

Standout: The cabinet base features layered glass panels, each sandwiching a different-colored film. 

Sting cabinet by Kelly Hoppen for Resource Decor.


4. Designer: 
Kelly Hoppen for Resource Decor.

Product: Sting.

Standout: Dancing across the cabinet’s poplar door fronts, mirrored-brass-finish stainless-steel hardware is at once organic and geometric.

Trevisina modular shelving unit by Mauro Lipparini for Casa International.


5. Designer: 
Mauro Lipparini for Casa International.

Product: Trevisina.

Standout: The designer toys with light, shadow, and tone in this modular shelving unit, offered in a variety of wood veneers and lacquers.

Trocadero cabinet by Jonathan Adler of Jonathan Adler.


6. 
Designer: Jonathan Adler of Jonathan Adler.

Product: Trocadero.

Standout: Laminated and lacquered goatskin accented with polished brass and ebonized rubberwood nods to the formal inventiveness of Wiener Werkstätte designs.

Drift media cabinet by Michael Berman for Theodore Alexander.


7. Designer: 
Michael Berman for Theodore Alexander.

Product: Drift.

Standout: Corrugated oak with a wire-brushed finish mingles with flat-lacquered oak, the juxtaposition suggesting a yin-yang interplay.

Extrasoft convertible sleeper sofa by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani.


8. Designer: 
Piero Lissoni for Living Divani.

Product: Extrasoft.

Standout: The designer lays down on the job, so to speak, adapting his popular Extrasoft sofa into a low-profile platform bed with asymmetrical-height headrests.

Hampton storage unit by Éric Jourdan for Ligne Roset.

Hampton table by Éric Jourdan for Ligne Roset.


9. Designer: 
Éric Jourdan for Ligne Roset.

Product: Hampton. 

Standout: Tables and storage units in solid cherry and laminated aquamarine glass pay tribute to the modernity and transparency of Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House.

Arachne table by Larry Lang and Denise Hall of Lang Hall.


10. Designers: 
Larry Lang and Denise Hall of Lang Hall.

Product: Arachne.

Standout: Tapered legs of Santos rosewood support a trio of glass tabletops in this insectile piece, bringing to mind caterpillars and Louise Bourgeois’s supersize spiders.

Concrete coffee table by Daniele Ragazzo of Daniele Ragazzo.

Concrete coffee table by Daniele Ragazzo of Daniele Ragazzo.


11. Designer: 
Daniele Ragazzo of Daniele Ragazzo.

Product: Concrete.

Standout: The coffee table’s generous slab of fiber-reinforced concrete is held aloft by irregular shards of colored glass, proving that something seemingly frail can sustain something more robust.

Til table by Christophe Delcort for Avenue Road.


12. Designer: 
Christophe Delcort for Avenue Road.

Product: Til.

Standout: It’s a study in contrasts: Graceful legs coated in glossy black lacquer support a rough-hewn plank tabletop of naturally finished solid oak.

Lloyd bookcase by Jean-Marie Massaud for Poltrona Frau.


13. Designer: 
Jean-Marie Massaud for Poltrona Frau.

Product: Lloyd.

Standout: Solid-oak rods arranged vertically on the bookcase’s razor-thin laminate rails form light grids that can be rearranged as desired, for function or fancy.

?uck sideboard by Max Kasymov of Max Kasymov Interior/Design.


14. Designer: 
Max Kasymov of Max Kasymov Interior/Design.

Product: ?uck.

Standout: The Moscow designer’s gamble with MDF and high-contrast glossy lacquer pays off in a sideboard inspired by the game of chance.

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