Kōura Pendant Light: Medium b2s_upholstery_263105118266 updating it as a pendant

updating it as a pendant with a subtly sophisticated palette to replace the seagoing Mediterranean signal colors

Stax brings the functionality of stacking to a beautifully crafted dining chair

Elefy mirrors the rounded curves of its muse—the elephant

Held within a suspended brass ring

the designers at Space Copenhagen allude to the industrial atmosphere found in downtown New York City

Kōura Pendant Light: Medium b2s_upholstery_263105118266 updating it as a pendantDescription "Koura is the Maori name for the small fresh water shrimps that live in our rivers. They curl up in this shape. This shape is mirrored again in the similar woven traps used for catching them," New Zealand designer David Trubridge has observed, in reference to the inspiration for his striking Kouros pendant lamp. A passion for the environment and earth drives the construction of all David's work, primarily made of renewable bamboo and flat