June 27, 2019
From cantilevered aluminum planters to a modern take on a classic army cot, see 8 seasonal products from trend-setting designers.
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Designers: Lindsey Price Criswell and Donnie Criswell of Denver Modern
Product: Tundra
Standout: The Colorado-based husband-wife duo uses leather braces and brass hardware to hold oak shelves in place, while a sliding steel door adds clever peekaboo storage to the cabinet below.
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Designer: Ana María Gómez of amgs
Product: A Boi
Standout: The Brussels-trained designer traveled to Cucunubá in her native Colombia to collaborate with weaver William Contreras on unique Peruvian alpaca textiles that blend craft and contemporary design.
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Designers: Josh Metersky and Aiden Bowman for The Future Perfect
Product: Lescaze
Standout: The Trueing co-founders imagined a seat in anodized aluminum and cast-glass brick. Its name is a reference to noted modernist William Lescaze, who utilized glass brick for a Manhattan town house facade in 1934.
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Designer: Brecht Wright Gander of Birnam Wood Studio
Products: Total Garbage and Magritte
Standout: Co-dependent aluminum cantilevered shelving only functions when balanced by soil placed in the planter bin, thus allowing for object display. It is paired with an ombré blue aluminum stand that corrals umbrellas.
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Designer: Jude Heslin Di Leo of Jude Heslin Di Leo
Product: Gibbous
Standout: Tracings of the lunar calendar led the designer to the curvaceous form of these bleached maple armchairs, softened by bridle leather seats and backrests, which pair well with a table from the same collection.
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Designer: Riley McFerrin of Hinterland
Product: Field
Standout: A modern take on the classic army cot by the Vancouver, B.C. studio tops a whitewashed white ash base with an overstuffed upholstered cushion, lashed to the frame via rope and secured by brass pegs.
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Designer: Fanae Aaron of Parts + Assembly
Product: Amelia
Standout: The Los Angeles-based designer (and Sci-Arc graduate) crafts made-to-order mirror compositions in myriad materials including tinted mirror, raw brass, and lacquered steel. A sturdy integrated walnut shelf holds treasures.
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Designer: Sarah Von Dreele of Sarah Von Dreele
Product: Betsey
Standout: The branding-consultant-turned-artist’s paintings are reborn as wallpaper digitally printed using water-based inks on non-woven grass cloth or metallic substrates. The coverings are named for important people from her life, in this case her mother.
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