Maison&Objet Paris 2026: the past guiding the future of design
Under the theme “Past Reveals Future”, this edition proposes a journey into the roots of contemporary design in order to better understand what lies ahead.
Mar Gausachs designs the Lempicka collection as the expression of an inner necessity
It is the result of a long, silent and deeply personal process, in which experience, gaze and time have found a shared form.
Eclipso: the new constellation by Jaime Hayon for BD Barcelona
Presented at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025, the collection distills the silent poetry of natural balance. Each piece embodies the technical precision and emotional warmth that define the Hayon universe.
JM Ferrero offers a contemporary reading of textile language in the Jacquard collection by Vical
The starting point is the fascinating contribution of Joseph Marie Jacquard, inventor of the punched card system. Ferrero takes that legacy and reinterprets it without nostalgia, avoiding literalism and opting instead for a dialogue between technique, structure, and emotion.
Viccarbe, Spanish National Design Award 2025: the strategic vision of a company that has embraced design in every fiber of its structure
The jury has highlighted Viccarbe as “an international benchmark in the design and manufacture of contemporary furniture, and an undisputed representative of the best Spanish design with Mediterranean inspiration.” Photo Germán Saiz.
Mobalco: “We create kitchens for better living, not just more beautiful homes”
In an age obsessed with appearances, Mobalco stands for what is real, for the search for essence and timeless values. The Galician brand seeks to foster a lifestyle that is sustainable, mindful and grounded in responsibility.
Toledo: the classic café chair reimagined by Jorge Pensi in the 1980s
Its clean, ergonomic lines combine functionality, weather resistance, lightness, and stackability, all with artisanal refinement.
Tacchini revives the iconic and unmistakable Africa chair by Tobia Scarpa
Africa is a timeless project that pays tribute to the ancient craft of cabinetmaking and the contemporary revival of wood in design.
Galea collection: contemporary craftsmanship for the outdoors, created by Made Studio for Kave Home
Every piece in the collection—from two- and three-seater sofas to armchairs, loungers and stools—has been designed to blend seamlessly into both outdoor and indoor spaces.
Molteni&C brings together the great names of contemporary design in its 2025 collection
From the sculptural subtlety of Christophe Delcourt to the tactile sensitivity of Patricia Urquiola, the classical perspective of Tobia Scarpa, the architectural purity of Vincent Van Duysen or the functional beauty of GamFratesi, each piece in Molteni&C’s 2025 collection offers a distinct approach to design as a vital, human experience.
Salto architecture studio unveils new visual identity, in collaboration with Buenaventura Studio
The proposal is built around a concept as clear as it is powerful: duality. Salto brings together two fundamental dimensions—strategy and sensitivity, structure and emotion.
The iconic Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer: one of the most influential pieces in the history of modern design
We begin with this article a new section, “Designs that made history” , a modest contribution to the history of design. Here, we will include creations that were born to endure, capable of distilling an idea, a vision or a way of inhabiting the world, and that have become design icons that continue to inspire us today.
Embrace Outdoor: the new collection by EOOS Design for Carl Hansen & Søn
Carl Hansen & Søn and the Viennese studio EOOS take their iconic Embrace series outdoors with a collection that blends craftsmanship, sustainability and modularity to redefine the outdoor furniture experience.
Belt: chameleonic and timeless elegance, capable of transforming any space
Belt is born from the dialogue between two elements: a conical, opaque and assertive metal shade, and a translucent glass diffuser that lets the light slip out delicately.
Ikea’s Stockholm 2025 collection: Scandinavian craftsmanship for everyday living
Designed by Paulin Machado, Nike Karlsson and Ola Wihlborg, this collection of 96 pieces reflects a way of seeing daily life as something beautiful, serene and connected to nature.
Zenith: an outdoor collection where beauty, functionality and pleasure converge
Created by Henrik Pedersen for Gloster, it celebrates unpretentious elegance and luxury understood as a sensory experience.
Carl Hansen & Søn reissues the BM0121 table by Børge Mogensen
A visionary of his time, Børge Mogensen left a legacy that shaped Scandinavian minimalism. The BM0121 perfectly synthesises his timeless, understated visual language—where form meets function.
Arnò, the embracing sofa designed by Bertrand Lejoly for Paola Lenti
Conceived as a domestic haven, this modular sofa combines structure and softness with an elegance that needs no flourish.
Tribute on world book day to Anatxu Zabalbeascoa, a voice for writers devoted to design and architecture
Her book Chairs. A History of the Chair will serve as the starting point for our new section “Chairs That Made History,” which we inaugurate today in Exágono as a modest contribution to the legacy of design.
Fanalet, the iconic lantern by Manel Molina, now reimagined as a pendant light
With ancestral lineage, the lantern has guided paths from medieval nights to modern boulevards. Bover reinterprets it with a contemporary sensibility that honours its roots.
The classic Grace rattan armchair reinvents itself with new materials in Gubi’s outdoor edition
Originally designed for transitional spaces—greenhouses, glazed terraces, solariums—Grace now fully opens up to the outdoors.
Vuota, by Milá + Laucirica studio: light born from emptiness
More than a lamp, Vuota is a statement. A piece that makes void the protagonist, not seeking to fill, but to suggest. As its creators explain: “Vuota is not just a lamp, but a new way of understanding the relationship between light and space.”
Joana Bover presents Yuyun at Euroluce, a poetic fusion of design and craftsmanship
Designed to grace tall spaces, its slender silhouette unfolds vertically with serene elegance. “I wanted to create a lamp that brings lightness and beauty, but also functionality and accessibility,” says Joana.
Arid, a luminaire that connects with nature through calm
At Euroluce, Nahtrang and Bover introduced a piece that distills their shared philosophy: designing from emotion without sacrificing technique. An exercise in restraint, balance and functional beauty.
Ronan Bouroullec designs the Treflo table for Cassina: the art of living simplicity
Far from the rigid proportions of conventional tables, Treflo is conceived as a fluid, versatile system. Cassina presented it at Milan Design Week 2025.
Vico Magistretti’s visionary comfort revived in Cassina’s new edition of the Fiandra sofa
Fifty years after its debut, Fiandra returns with refined proportions and a technical approach focused on circularity. Cassina unveiled it at Milan Design Week 2025.
Linde Freya Tangelder and the poetics of glass
With this low table, Tangelder explores the essence of glass from its fluid state to its solid form, embracing its versatility to create a monolithic piece of strong visual impact.
Silencio y paz: the kitchen by Mobalco and Ángel Cazorla that whispers beauty at Casa Decor
Titled Silencio y Paz, this kitchen immerses us in a domestic setting where beauty, functionality and sustainability blend into a narrative of calm and retreat. More than just design—it is a statement.
Roberto Lazzeroni evokes la ‘bella vita’ with his new Meridies collection for Expormim
Meridies features sculptural designs in sapele wood, ceramic and travertine tables, drawing inspiration from Expormim’s signature rattan work and other natural materials.
Panter&Tourron create a sofa collection for Vitra, envisioning the future of home and work life
“Vitra gave us a specific challenge: how do you design a sofa that bridges today with how we’ll live thirty years from now?” say the designers. This led to a modular idea and a flexible platform.
Doshi Levien presents ‘Earth to sky’, a magical sculptural lighting collection combining beauty, feeling and craftsmanship
Earth to sky is the result of perseverance, time, synchronicity, intuition and serendipity. It began with Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien’s desire to create something truly unique—not just lamps, but magical sculptures.
The exhibition “Héctor Serrano: The journey in-between” revisits 25 years of his design career
Curated with great insight by Tachy Mora, the exhibition explores Serrano’s distinctive design processes and approach, highlighting the creative journey that unfolds between starting point and final result.
Stefan Scholten creates the Nuance collection for Nanimarquina, a meticulous study of chromatic subtlety
This collection presents a visual proposal in which a grid of parallel and intersecting lines appears and disappears within a single colour scale.
Eugeni Quitllet designs the Madison collection for Vondom, blending heritage and modernity in one rhythm
The Madison collection reflects the dynamic spirit of a great city, where rooted traditions merge with a contemporary pulse. The result is a piece that embraces comfort with the distinctive style that defines Vondom’s collections.
Andblack Design Studio debuts the Loop furniture series, a fusion of digital design and creative craftsmanship
The series has received international acclaim, including the 2023 Idea Tops Award for Best Global Design. After appearing in major design events across India, LOOP makes its international debut at Milan Design Week 2025.
Studio Mucho leads the strategic rebranding of Piraeus, Greece’s leading financial institution
The strategy introduced a bolder, more distinctive and future-ready visual identity, extending beyond traditional banking and deeply rooted in the brand’s purpose.
‘La Línea Sueña’, a Madrid Design Festival 25 exhibition, explores the dialogue between light and design through the work of 45 artists
Artists include Davide Groppi, Michael Anastassiades, Marre Moerel, Jana Tothill, Draga & Aurel, Mayice, Studio Élémentaires, Héctor Serrano, Andreu Carulla, Álvaro Catalán de Ocón, Antoni Arola, We+, Amarist and Massimiliano Moro.
French designer Pierre Yovanovitch presents his furniture line in his Paris and New York galleries
After twenty years of working in interior design, Pierre Yovanovitch launched his own furniture brand in 2021, overseeing the design, production and editing of furniture, lighting and decorative objects.
Jaime Hayon designs Talk talk for Nanimarquina, a rug collection featuring his iconic faces
Talk talk is a collection rooted in Hayon’s artistic work, exploring the relationship between art and design through his iconic, expressive and playful faces.
Ikea launches the new Nytillverkad collection, a tribute to iconic designs from the past
Now available in Ikea stores worldwide, the collection includes the emblematic 1985 Guide shelving unit by Niels Gammelgaard—now renamed Byakorre—alongside new seating based on designs from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris presents Cruise 25, an international showcase of artists and designers
With over 90 works, this exhibition (16 January – 15 March) invites viewers to consider art and design as a journey of discovery, with contemporary craftsmanship as their cultural guide.
Faye Toogood’s acclaimed work debuts in New York at Friedman Benda Gallery, January 11–March 15, 2025
Revealing her intimate creative process in a new light, Toogood transforms her chosen materials into pieces that poetically capture and convey the essence of time.
Platero, a pouf and side table designed by Dsignio for esPattio, where childhood memories meet bold, innovative design
“Platero takes us back to childhood, to moments of creativity and joy. We gathered those memories to shape a new concept of seating,” say the designers.
We launch our new Graphic Design section with the tactile, typographic work of Lo Siento Studio
Lo Siento Studio’s work is defined by a physical, material approach to graphic solutions—where graphic and industrial design meet in a constant pursuit of craftsmanship and technique.
Fungi, an urban bench by Yonoh, where elegance and functionality come together
Designed around a seemingly simple yet carefully thought-out structure, every detail of this bench is meticulously studied, resulting in a subtle and balanced composition.
Julie Richoz designs Bibolina for Alki, inspired by classic Parisian café tables and chairs
Playing with contrasting materials—metal and solid oak—and a variety of colours, this elegant and refined collection includes a chair and a modular table system.
EcoCero launches an eco-friendly acoustic design collection in collaboration with top interior designers
Sustainability is central to EcoCero’s mission to make acoustic comfort accessible, simple and visually appealing. The panels are made from PET plastic recycled from bottles and feature collaborations with designers including Navazo, Masquespacio, The Room, Pombo and Prades.
We speak with Clara del Portillo and Álex Selma, founders of Yonoh, celebrating 15 years of brilliant design
Yonoh is one of Spain’s leading design studios today, having earned its reputation through 15 years of creative, award-winning work. In this conversation, we review some of their most notable pieces—winners of prestigious international awards like the iF Design, Red Dot Design, German Design, Good Design and Wallpaper* Design Awards.
We present some of Francesco Rota’s iconic designs for Paola Lenti as they celebrate 25 years of close collaboration.
Paola Lenti has recently presented, with a renewed look, the two seats that have best represented this collaboration: the Linea (interior) and Wave (exterior) chaises longues, the result of this shared vision between company and designer, which has given an unmistakable stamp to many of the company's collections and which we now present in Exágono magazine.
Nicolò Morales interprets the millenary ceramics of Caltagirone in his creations for Paola Lenti, with an original experimentation with colours.
Nicolò Morales' creations for Paola Lenti are handcrafted products born from a personal interpretation of the millenary tradition of the ancient pottery tradition of Caltagirone and an original experimentation with colours.
Francisco Jaramillo designs the Ibuju collection inspired by Amazonian indigenous aesthetics, made by local artisans with natural fibres.
The Colombian brand Fango directed by Francisco Jaramillo has created the Ibuju furniture collection in yaré fibre, with the aim of addressing the problems of deforestation in the Amazon, exploring the relationship between local artisans and their environment.
Nakajimaya Crossing, a confluence of crafts designed by Japanese studio UO and crafted by local artisans
By deliberately combining different crafts, each rooted in its own individual context and character, UO has transcended traditional boundaries to create truly innovative expressions.
The Parisian studio Corpus designs for Mono Editions the sculptural and alluring Platane collection, blending avant-garde spirit with classical references
By combining rich historical references with a contemporary touch, Corpus Studio’s Platane collection for Mono Editions is a masterclass in timeless design — a demonstration that looking to the past allows us to innovate toward the future.
Delcourt Collection: a furniture publisher founded by Christophe Delcourt, where design and craftsmanship collaborate closely to create pieces of the highest quality
Delcourt Collection has never abandoned its core principles nor its demanding standards, but its style has evolved: initially refined, it has grown more expressive, daring to become more eclectic, drawing inspiration from architectural elements, works of art, materials, or assembly techniques.
Roche Bobois unveils its autumn novelties with designers Delcourt, Norguet and Quitllet
The French high-end furniture and design brand presents new dining room collections that redefine the balance between avant-garde design and functionality. The Palatine, Elanta and Pulp collections stand out for their elegance, the use of exquisite materials and the creative visions of Christophe Delcourt, Patrick Norguet and Eugeni Quitllet.
Héctor Serrano Barbeta, National Design Award 2024
He has been awarded for “exceptionally embodying the breadth, creativity, versatility, and excellence of Spanish design” through impactful and internationally recognized objects and creations. We present his recent collection Tierra, Mar y Aire, created for Faro Barcelona.
Morgan expands designer Tim Rundle’s successful Bilbao collection with two new sofas and an armchair.
Characterised by soft, rounded shapes, the Bilbao collection evokes an atmosphere of tranquillity that is highly suitable for new commercial, hospitality or work spaces, as well as for residential spaces.
Keops, a versatile and highly customisable modular luminaire collection designed by Lagranja Design for LedsC4
The very structure of the design has allowed the designers to achieve great versatility in the final models, thanks to the combination of different sizes and colours to be used according to the needs of the space and the preferred aesthetics of the users.
Fulden Topaloğlu designs the Arkhe collection with the natural beauty of travertine and wood, inspired by ancient amphitheatres.
The Arkhe collection is an elegant combination of functionality, simplicity and sculptural stance. The natural beauty of travertine, exquisite craftsmanship and inspiration from the amphitheatres of yesteryear give this collection its timeless appeal.
Inspired by the movements of jellyfish, the Dsignio studio has designed this elegant table with a strong identity.
It is undoubtedly a timeless table with great personality that, at the same time, evokes forms typical of classical architecture. Its versatility allows it to be integrated into both traditional and modern spaces.
Altherr Désile Park designs the Siwa sofa for the German brand Cor, an elegant living room furniture that is very different from conventional sofas.
"Siwa is a place to socialise. But it is also a space within a space that has multiple functions: you can read, chat, work or relax" explain Altherr Désile Park.
Luva modular sofa, a design by Gabriel Tan for Herman Miller with organic lines inspired by boxing gloves.
Luva is available in several configurations, from an armchair and a chaise longue to a modular sofa composed of several modules that can be grouped or separated as desired, thanks to a concealed bar.
Petal, a delicate, evocative table with great presence designed by Jesús and Jon Gasca for Stua.
It is a new design in curved plywood, which joins other Stua designs created with the same technique and care over the years.
Monza, a collection of wood-framed seating designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
The Monza collection includes a bistro chair, an armchair, a soft armchair and an outdoor armchair with a variety of back and seat colours.
Caterina Moretti is inspired by nature and materials to offer us objects such as the Lazo collection of the Peca brand that she manages.
His passion for textures and contrasts has translated into a range of objects that start from the organic and subtle but are imprinted with an original point of view, always with a twist that invites contemplation.
Knoll resurrects the legendary Tugendhat Chair designed by Mies van der Rohe
This reissued model is carefully faithful to the original, although almost every element of the design can now be customised: the stainless steel finish, upholstery and leather options for the cushions and models with or without arms. Which is your favourite?
When wood becomes minimalism, timeless pieces emerge: Foro, the new collection by John Pawson for Viccarbe
The solid oak used to craft the Foro table gives it a warm, tactile presence, while the four legs positioned at the corners create a generous surface that can be easily shared by several people — encouraging conversation, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas.
Ludovica + Roberto Palomba design Noha for Viccarbe, a refined collection that brings warmth and wellbeing to workspaces and homes alike
Designed to bring the pleasures of living into the workplace, Noha seeks to elevate offices to the levels of hospitality, kindness and elegance typically reserved for residential spaces.
Lepal, a captivating design by Doshi Levien for Arper that balances comfort and ergonomics in a beautiful, expressive, and strongly individual piece
Its cushions seem to bloom from the shell like a flower about to open, offering an invitation to rethink rest as a source of energy and inspiration.
The Owwi Collection by Actiu, an Award-Winning Design by the Arnau Reyna Studio
A collection of sofas and armchairs with a sophisticated, dynamic, and enveloping design, featuring a comfortable backrest with sinuous shapes achieved through meticulous upholstery work.
We speak with Czech designer Lucie Koldova, creative director of Brokis, about design and craftsmanship.
Lucie blends traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, focusing above all on the pure beauty of materials like wood and glass.
Brokis’s blown-glass luminaires come to life in dreamlike settings, through the lens of photographer Max Zambelli and the refined styling of Simona Sbordone.
The result is a fresh and compelling statement from Brokis, a brand we’ve admired for years. This is a curated selection of those images.
Starcloud, Spectra, Dome, and Convex: the new blown-glass lamps by Brokis
Designed by Lucie Koldova, the brand’s creative director, and Marco Marín.
Supra, the family of monocoque chairs designed by Note Design for Ondarreta
It can be combined with different types of structures, allowing it to adapt to a variety of spaces and uses.
Giro Soft, a modular system of sofas with organic shapes, designed by Alfredo Häberli for Andreu World.
Expressive and emotive, this sofa combines the rigorous and poetic style of Häberli, working the details with the care of a craftsman and the excellence of Andreu World.
Patricia Urquiola reinterprets traditional Arab majlis seating with Ínsula, a Kettal sofa designed for socialising.
The designer reinterprets in this design the traditional Arab majlis seating used to gather to discuss local events and affairs, receive and entertain guests and friends.
Ronan Bouroullec designs Passage for Kettal, a very sophisticated and versatile aluminium chair.
The use of aluminium gives the Passage collection a lightness and strength that perfectly reflects the versatility of the chair. Aluminium, being recyclable and recycled, is highly durable, regardless of how it is used, which significantly reduces the carbon footprint of its manufacture.
Faye Toogood surprises us once again with Solar, an upholstered sofa designed for Tachini that looks like a pile of cushions.
Solar boasts a relaxed aesthetic that embodies Faye Toogood's casual elegance. Its soft touch distinguishes it from Tacchini's range of bold and captivating furniture.
Pepe Llaudet creates for Faro Barcelona a large-format luminaire inspired by Japanese aesthetics.
Its timeless design, with three overlapping parchment lampshades, handmade by local craftsmen, creates a warm and cosy atmosphere.
The Arnau Reyna studio creates the Tibo collection for Mobboli, poufs and side tables with multiple applications.
They include different structures and finishes to customise them according to the space and their applications.
The new Rayure collection, designed by Eli Gutiérrez for Zavotti, brings a playful punch of colour through its compositions.
Thanks to its organic shapes and large backrest and seat dimensions, together with a generous cushion, any piece of the Rayure collection adapts perfectly to the body offering ideal support and freedom for different relaxing postures, an enveloping invitation to enjoy the great outdoors.