
Emerging Designers Explore the Art of Geometry
Add intrigue to any space with these geometric standouts from Isola Design District, Milan Design Week.
Patersonia by Benedikt Stonawski and Hauke Unterburg of Ante Up


The Vienna studio cofounders have crafted identical powder-coated aluminum discs that ship flat, but slot together to form a sculptural pendant fixture—either 8, 12, or 16 inches in diameter—with no screws required.
Stair Shelf by Nils Körner and Patrick Henry Nagel of HausOtto


A storage system/display unit composed of rearrangeable painted-wood pieces is part of the Stuttgart, Germany, studio founders’ Office Z series exploring the future of the workplace under digitalization.
B-fora by Nicolau dos Santos and Stephanie Blanchard of Iammi


The company’s cofounders—product designer dos Santos and art director Blanchard—offer up 13½-inch-tall vases in Baby Blue, Mozzarella, or Paradise Green unglazed ceramic that reference both Greek art and the female form.
Amai by Gaston Golstein of Duplex Studio


With a neuroscience background, the studio cofounder and product designer has devised Bauhaus-inspired chairs fabricated from easily deconstructed, reused, and manipulated components: industrial aluminum T-slot profiles.
Bubble by Teun Zwets of Teun Zwets


The Dutch, self-described “maker to the bone” forges organically shaped lamps in which the globular polyurethane bubble is determined by the encircling steel armature, which also forms its base.
Sane by Sander Nevejans of Sander Nevejans Limited


The Belgian designer’s foldable aluminum tables showcase their manufacturing process via the scratches and serial numbers that sometimes appear on their surfaces due to the nature of the industrial-grade metal and assembly.
DIY Glue Chair by Alonso Herrera Rodríguez and Ann Alfaro of Bodega


The Central American designers’ chair is intended to be built by you: Its melamine legs, wood panels, and Formica sheet can be bought and cut at most hardware stores, while wood glue and clamps put it together.
Mixi by Valentina Rocco for Agma Group



After having the genius idea to add recycled plastic shavings to Agma’s industrial waste and coal ash eco-cement to make the material lighter and more colorful, the Italian architect then went even further, turning it into a lamp.
- Agma Group
- Alonso Herrera Rodríguez
- Amai
- Ann Alfaro
- Ante Up
- B-fora
- Benedikt Stonawski
- Bodega
- Bubble
- DIY Glue Chair
- Duplex Studio
- Gaston Golstein
- Hauke Unterburg
- HausOtto
- Iammi
- Interior Design Staff
- Mixi
- Nicolau dos Santos
- Nils Körner
- Patersonia
- Patrick Henry Nagel
- Sander Nevejans
- Sander Nevejans Limited
- Sane
- Stair Shelf
- Stephanie Blanchard
- Teun Zwets
- Valentina Rocco
more
Products
These Modernist-Inspired Rugs Make a Statement
Fabrice Juan looks to the work of Modernist French countrymen for the design of these rugs in his self-titled series for Studio by Tai Ping.
Products
These Terra-Cotta Tile Designs Elevate Any Staycation
Madcap Cottage presents their new series of glazed terra-cotta tiles inspired by tropical gardens and Caribbean patterns to bring vacation back home.
Products
Wood Melbourne Brings Postmodern Pop to the Bathroom
Add a postmodern pop of color to the bathroom with Chromablock, Wood Melbourne’s evocatively hued resin faucet handles in two distinct shapes.