
Whimsical Home Accents Abound by These Global Makers
Artists explore conceptual and material dichotomies via disparate mediums—from soft fibers to hard ceramics, fragile glass to indestructible metal.
Piecework Funnel and Crewel Basket porcelain vessels by Philadelphia-based ceramics atelier Leah Kaplan Studio

Pooja Pawaskar’s Side-by-Side mirror with wood frame by Ottawa, Canada-based Whirl & Whittle

Photography by Whirl & Whittle. 
Photography by Kait Labbate.
Bottleheads handblown glass pieces with sculpted bitwork by Rochester, New York–based glassblower/sculptor Elizabeth Lyons through LES Collection


Vertigo handbuilt object in satin-matte-finish white stoneware clay with colored underglaze by New York–based ceramics studio Colleen Carlson Design

Oakland, California–based Kieu Tran’s In Transition sculpture in glazed stoneware by Studio Kieu

Lee Series Blackrock sculpture in unbleached canvas by Mary Little

Italian jeweler Monica Castiglioni’s Emoji series Lino vases in Bordeaux enamel by Ceramiche Rometti

Lace on Madder artwork in natural dye–derived watercolor on handwoven linen by Los Angeles–based textile artist Rachel Duvall

Photography by Kylie Pinder. 
Photography by Kylie Pinder.
Low Snake ceramic stoneware lamp by Los Angeles–based ceramicist Eric Roinestad through The Future Perfect

Jana and Tanner Roach’s Mushroom stool/side tables handmade of sustainably and ethically sourced fir, larch, birch, and other woods by Kalispell, Montana–based Beck & Cap
Doubt in wool and cotton by Kingston, New York–based textile artist Kat Howard

Photography by Verofass Photography. 
Photography by Verofass Photography.
Illumination Machine in cast iron and glass by Alpha, New Jersey–based designer Brecht Wright Gander through Emma Scully Gallery

- art
- Beck & Cap
- Brecht Wright Gander
- Ceramiche Rometti
- Ceramics
- Colleen Carlson Design
- Elizabeth Lyons
- Emma Scully Gallery
- Eric Roinestad
- glass
- Jana and Tanner Roach
- Kat Howard
- Kieu Tran
- Leah Kaplan Studio
- LES Collection
- Mary Little
- Metal
- Monica Castiglioni
- Pooja Pawaskar
- Rachel Duvall
- Sculpture
- Studio Kieu
- The Future Project
- Whirl & Whittle
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Finn Juhl’s Iconic Seating Gets A Floral Fashion Update
Finn Juhl’s 1957 Japan Series gets a fresh, tactile twist with embroidered florals from fashion label Sea New York, blending Danish modernism with contemporary style.
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Nanna Ditzel’s Playful Trisse Collection Grows Up
Designed for kids in 1962, Nanna Ditzel’s adaptable Trisse pieces are back, inviting grown-ups to rethink the boundaries between seat, table, and stand.
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Soft Geometry Turns Childhood Nostalgia Into Sculptural Lighting
The L.A. studio channels childhood memories and California’s 2023 superbloom into playful, tactile sconces inspired by flowers, doodles, and schoolgirl hairstyles.




