Sculpted Forms In Quiet Tension

Alexander Oniszh

Warsaw , Poland

Sculptural Furniture that Blurs the Line Between Strength and Sensuality

Arthur Vallin

New York City, USA

Swedish designer exploring natural textures through a Nordic lens

Caia Leifsdotter

Gothenburg, Sweden

Sculptural Furniture that Transcends Utility, Integrating Text-based Work onto Functional Objects

Caroline Kable

New York City, USA

Caterina Moretti

Guadalajara, Mexico

Designing the Divine: Deceres’ Sacred Simplicity

Deceres

California, United States of America

Edoardo Cozzani’s work explores the fragile dialogue between nature and the man-made — transforming raw materials into poetic, timeworn forms that echo memory, erosion, and renewal.

Edoardo Cozzani

New York City, USA

The Art of Redefining Refuse

Estudio Material

San Francisco, USA

Showing Reverence to Light and the Expansiveness of the Essential

Farrah Sit

New York, USA

Formatter

Conscious Practice Immersed in Materiality

Further Ther

Lisbon, Portugal

A Mastery of Wood Meets Innovation Inspired from Inherited Traditions

Gregory Benson

New York, USA

Refined Brutalism - The Poetry of Tension and Form

Jakub Kubica

Berlin, Germany

An Artists' Search for Liberation in Structural Design

Jan Garncarek

Warsaw, Poland

A Poetic Approach to Kozo Paper

Kawabi

New York, USA

An Exploration of Form through Sensitivity, Intention, and the Pursuit of Beauty

Mario Milana

Milan, Italy

Milena Kling

Berlin, Germany

Where Philosophy Becomes Form

Mokko by Aad Bos

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Reimagining Japanese heritage through contemporary design, architecture, and ritual.

Ogata

Tokyo, Japan

Paul Boucher

Lisbon, Portugal

Italian Minimalism mixed with Modernist Impressions

Pietro Franceschini

Milan, Italy

A Dance Between Designer and Artisans

Sanna Volker

Barcelona, Spain

A Love Letter to Catalan Craftmanship

Sheila Llovet

Barcelona, Spain

Crafting Objects at the Intersection of Indian Craftsmanship and Contemporary Design.

Stem Design

Noida, India

A Thoughtful Approach to Cork and its Versatility

Studio Cédric Etienne

Brussels, Belgium

German-Italian architect, sculptor and designer working in New York, whose work fuses industrial materials with sculptural form

Umberto Bellardi Ricci

New York City, USA

Raw and Minimal. Shaped by Hand in Stone.

Un'common

Raw and Minimal. Shaped by Hand in Stone.

Un’common

Sculptural Forms With a Human Pulse

Valeria Vasi

Barcelona, Spain

Timeless Design, Masterful Craftsmanship

Veermakers

Stockholm, Sweden

A Triumphant Display of Noble Materials and Maximalist Flair

Vincent Mazenauer

Lausanne, Switzerland

Blurring the line between art and design through poetic objects that capture emotion in form and material.

Yellow Nose Studio

Berlin, Germany

Objects Where Function And Meaning Converge

ÆTHER/MASS

Antwerp , Belgium