Joao Teixeira has conceived Proust side table usable in different ways. We are sure you will want it in your home simply for its versatility.

It’s autumn 🍂 so I thought to introduce mushroom -inspired benches that they might capture our hearts just like the previous beloved mushrooms stools! 🍄✨ These bench designs tailor-made pieces feature upholstered cushions in rich, autumnal patterns and hues, bringing the cozy essence of fall into our home. The organic, wood-carved bases complement the textured fabric, making it a harmonious blend of nature and comfort. Ideal for adding a touch of the outdoors inside, these bench designs…

Furniture pieces can make or break a home, but something about a furniture design that is multifunctional makes it 10x alluring to me! Shin Chen's '& Chair' is a prime example of a multifunctional piece of furniture that provides unparalleled functionality, while perfectly integrating with your home. Chen describes the & Chair as not simply

The Dog Hut Desk, designed by Liam de la Bedoyere, provides the convenience of a fit-anywhere workstation paired with a cozy space for your pet to hang out in while you work from home. This unique furniture piece can fit in any corner of the room seamlessly.

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The Pelican low coffee table by German furniture designer Deniz Aktay is an interesting design that impresses us with its art and creativity. Pelican evokes memories of art sculptures as it is created using a single piece of metal stripe. It appears somewhat inspired by the color of the Pelican’s beak. The metal stripe is artfully bent in an hourglass-like shape at the bottom which stands stably on the ground without any additional support.

“Everyone has their eyes on India,” says French designer Florence Louisy, who ended up in the country herself quite serendipitously but has since carved a path. As co-founder and creative director of the Mumbai gallery Aequo (Æquō) — self-described as “India’s first collectible design gallery” — Louisy encourages international designers to discover and adapt traditional craft techniques from across the country, and to collaborate with artisans to create collections of beautiful contemporary…