Contents
- 1 Discover The Designers Revolutionizing The Market
- 1.1 Deborah Moss of Moss and Lam
- 1.2 Cara George of Otea
- 1.3 Sandra González Borrallo and David Ramos Quiros for Annud
- 1.4 Soffy Dombernowsky and Mikkel Lang Mikkelsen of Studio About
- 1.5 Ferréol Babin for Friedman Benda
- 1.6 Elizaveta Zholtaya and Maria Romanova for Palaty
- 1.7 Alexandra Burr and Allen Slamic of AlexAllen Studio
- 1.8 Alicia Gimeno for Knots Rugs
Meet the creative minds reshaping everyday furnishings with charm, imagination, and a touch of whimsy.
Discover The Designers Revolutionizing The Market
Deborah Moss of Moss and Lam
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Photography by Paul Wright.
Product: Colonna
Standout: A terra-cotta side table made in Italy nods to art history— namely, the evolution of columns, flutes, and capitals, which the Toronto designer strove to render in a form “both contemporary and compelling for today’s context.” Through Holly Hunt.
Cara George of Otea
Photography by Erin Kelly Lores.
Photography by Erin Kelly Lores.
Product: The Rendezvous
Standout: The artist/designer’s new wallpaper and textile company, Otea, named after and celebrating the generous spirit of her late great-aunt, launches with a collection of hand-drawn patterns that blend flora, folk art, and architectural nostalgia.
Sandra González Borrallo and David Ramos Quiros for Annud
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Photography by Cualiti Photo Studio.
Product: Onigiri
Standout: The cofounders of Spanish firm Dibloo Estudio have crafted tasteful ottomans in oak plywood and Ultraleather that sport a black elastic band—akin to the seaweed strip wrapping the titular Japanese rice balls—that doubles as a handle. Through Annud.
Soffy Dombernowsky and Mikkel Lang Mikkelsen of Studio About
Photography courtesy of Teak New York.
Product: Flex Tube
Standout: Create your own gallery-esque light art with the cofounders’ 1⁄2-inch-diameter, LED-lit silicone tube—in warm white, warm red, blue, or bright pink (shown)—that can be bent, shaped, or draped any which way. Through Teak New York.
Ferréol Babin for Friedman Benda
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Photography courtesy of Friedman Benda.
Product: Forest
Standout: The byproduct of an artist’s residency in Turin, Italy, the French designer’s carved-oak bench with mounds of mossy upholstery is a highlight of his debut solo show, “Fragments,” at the Friedman Benda gallery’s Los Angeles location through February 1.
Elizaveta Zholtaya and Maria Romanova for Palaty
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Photography courtesy of Palaty.
Product: DP1
Standout: Constructivist buildings on piles informed the DA Bureau architects’ kitchen island, with columnar supports clad in glazed, hand-molded ceramic. The cabinetry’s wood veneer was reconstituted from furniture-manufacturing scraps. Through Palaty.
Alexandra Burr and Allen Slamic of AlexAllen Studio
Photography courtesy of AlexAllen Studio.
Product: Cane Cluster
Standout: Hand-assembled in AlexAllen Studio’s Brooklyn workshop, the chandelier sprouts a trio of brass-finished steel curves. Surfacing them with flat LED downlights maintains the fixture’s minimalism while emitting a warm glow.
Alicia Gimeno for Knots Rugs
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Photography courtesy of Knots Rugs.
Product: Subiksha
Standout: Although the artist is based in Barcelona, Spain, it was her time spent working—and the girls she met—at an NGO that provided the name of the hand-knotted wool, silk, and linen rug, its pattern derived from her abstract calligraphic canvases. Through Knots Rugs.