Building Spaces With Acoustics

X-FELT Floating by BAUX transforms acoustics into meaningful architectural elements, featuring Floating Panels, Baffles, and Grids. These components create visually striking, acoustically harmonious environments that nurture creativity and productivity. By providing architects and interior designers with essential tools for enhancing wellbeing and functionality, this collection enables the seamless integration of superior sound quality into innovative design solutions.

Cari, a minimalist chair by Arper

A simple design, carefully balanced and recognizable, Cari by Arper introduces a new softness to contemporary spaces as the boundaries between working and living continue to shift.

The launch of Big Bau and new features

Big Bau, designed for Lammhults by Note Design Studio, strives to rewrite the rules of what a sofa can be and what it can do. The design makes its presence known instantly through generous proportions in width and depth. A lower backrest supports a relaxed resting position, while extra padding and high-resilience foam enhance comfort.

Serralunga Moleskin finish: a complete guide to textured surfaces for designer outdoor furniture

In the world of designer outdoor furniture, the finish is not merely an aesthetic detail, but a design element that influences perception, durability, and product identity. The Serralunga Moleskin finish represents a distinctive material-led approach: an artisanal surface treatment capable of transforming polyethylene into a visually and tactilely sophisticated surface.This guide explores what the Moleskin finish is, how it is created, the benefits it offers in indoor and outdoor settings, and which products in the collection interpret it most effectively.

Introducing a new chair from HÅG

HÅG Minu is a compact task chair from Norwegian designers Andreas Engesvik and Jannicke Grung, fully upholstered, built on HÅG's inBalance® mechanism, and designed to bring the warmth and character of residential design into the spaces where people actually work.

From Jefferson to Today: The Rise of Adjustable Desks

Picture some of the greatest writers, artists, thinkers, and leaders at work—standing. Charles Dickens. Ernest Hemingway. Winston Churchill. Leonardo da Vinci. Humans have been writing for over 5,000 years. But a piece of furniture designated for this activity, known as a desk, was not created until the Middle Ages. We present an analysis of the effectiveness of height-adjustable desks prepared by Haworth.