LeiseLeise is a textile work that invites slow and silent exploration, a wall hanging that blends visual and tactile sensations into a tonal and material transformation with rich and harmonious contrasts. In German, "leise" means quiet. Inspired by the calmness that tapestries bring to indoor spaces, Salem van der Swaagh has created a wall hanging that takes shape through a meticulous manual knotting technique, defining the volume and textures of the

Esko has a multitude of uses and can be paired with a range of armchairs

which makes explicit the relation between the elements of the composition

the generous proportions and prioritisation of cushioning and figure-hugging upholstery in the Hi Lo modules make for a modular sofa that envelopes the user

Established & Sons is bringing this elegant timber chair to the market for the first time

It’s the Gaulino again

showcasing the visionary innovation of its creator and the sensuality of Brazilian design from the 1950s

The backrest can be realized in two different heights and covered with leather or fabric

The challenge is to hybridize the surface of the marble by working on transferring images that play with the ambiguity between fiction and reality

near-organic appearance

is offered in four distinct finishes aptly named to highlight its Italian heritage: Spritz (orange)

refined presence

Roundness and comfort