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Locally made, globally trusted
DISCOVER LOCALIn a changing world where time, convenience and sustainability matter more than ever, we’re working with trusted local makers to produce select international designs under licence.
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IN STOCK COLLECTION
SHOP NOWA considered selection of pieces from our international partners and local makers. Designed to stay, these are the products we’ll keep coming back to, consistently available, thoughtfully chosen.
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magical effect
DISCOVER MAEHWAInspired by the rhythm of blooming plum blossoms, the Maehwa Collection combines delicacy with intention. Sculptural forms and luminous light create pieces that feel both organic and refined, designed to bring quiet poetry into any space.
Ready to Take Home
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Light when you need it
SHOP NOWPorta is Normann Copenhagen’s first portable lamp. Designed with soft curves and a sculptural silhouette, it brings atmospheric light to compact spaces. Lightweight, cordless and dimmable, it moves easily from room to garden to reading nook.
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Sculpted in Steel
SHOP NOWLouise Roe’s Fountain Vase is hand-welded from polished stainless steel and crowned with a distinctive form. The collection evokes fluid circularity, like a fountain, symbolising energy and endless motion.
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Little BIT
SHOP NOWGraphic and sculptural, the Bit Stool adds quiet contrast in any setting, even the garden. Made from recycled plastic with a terrazzo-like finish, it’s lightweight, durable, and designed to go wherever you need it.
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Dream in Danish
SHOP NOWTekla's bed linen is designed to provide the feel of freshly washed sheets, day after day. The fabric will gently soften over time without pilling and guarantees a deep, pure colour even after years of use.
The brave, bold and unseen doesn’t sleep. Stay up to date with our New and Now collection.
RECENT PROJECTS
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Bayleys Remuera
Bayleys Remuera, designed by Maken, is a refined commercial space that balances open-plan functionality with intimate meeting areas. A palette of natural timber, soft stone, and muted textiles brings warmth...
Bayleys Remuera
Bayleys Remuera, designed by Maken, is a refined commercial space that balances open-plan functionality with intimate meeting areas. A palette of natural timber, soft stone, and muted textiles brings warmth...
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Statement of Significance: The Refurbished Pala...
The refurbished lobby of The Palace Tower bridges the heritage-rich Palace Hotel with the modernist architecture of the 1970s tower. Completed in 1972, The Palace Tower is not heritage-listed, yet...
Statement of Significance: The Refurbished Pala...
The refurbished lobby of The Palace Tower bridges the heritage-rich Palace Hotel with the modernist architecture of the 1970s tower. Completed in 1972, The Palace Tower is not heritage-listed, yet...
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Timber, Texture, and Thoughtful Design at Russe...
Russell Kennedy’s new workplace spans four levels within the refurbished 500 Bourke Street tower in Melbourne. Designed by Carr, the fit-out reflects the firm’s inclusive ethos and forward-looking workplace strategy....
Timber, Texture, and Thoughtful Design at Russe...
Russell Kennedy’s new workplace spans four levels within the refurbished 500 Bourke Street tower in Melbourne. Designed by Carr, the fit-out reflects the firm’s inclusive ethos and forward-looking workplace strategy....
The brave, bold and unseen doesn’t sleep. Stay up to date with our New & Now collection.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Simon James: New Forms in Dialogue
Simon James returns with a collection that speaks in quiet confidence. Four new pieces, the Portrait Lounge Chair, Sur Sofa, Block Chair and Block Stool continue his exploration of form,...
Simon James: New Forms in Dialogue
Simon James returns with a collection that speaks in quiet confidence. Four new pieces, the Portrait Lounge Chair, Sur Sofa, Block Chair and Block Stool continue his exploration of form,...
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Kern lets the material speak for itself
Monica Förster creates a new table system for Fogia, with a material made from upcycled marble waste. Monica Förster is one of Scandinavia’s most influential designers. Despite a wide range...
Kern lets the material speak for itself
Monica Förster creates a new table system for Fogia, with a material made from upcycled marble waste. Monica Förster is one of Scandinavia’s most influential designers. Despite a wide range...
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ORDER OF THE MASS – THE ASTRO CHAIR LAUNCH
Massproductions presented its new Club Chair Astro at Soho House during Design Week 2025, together with the party Order of the Mass to mark the occasion. “The starting point was...
ORDER OF THE MASS – THE ASTRO CHAIR LAUNCH
Massproductions presented its new Club Chair Astro at Soho House during Design Week 2025, together with the party Order of the Mass to mark the occasion. “The starting point was...
Simon James: New Forms in Dialogue
Simon James returns with a collection that speaks in quiet confidence. Four new pieces, the Portrait Lounge Chair, Sur Sofa, Block Chair and Block Stool continue his exploration of form, proportion and material clarity.
Each design is grounded in architectural reference, yet softened by detail. Together, they form a cohesive language of sculptural restraint.
Portrait Lounge Chair
A study in balance. The Portrait Lounge Chair draws from Brutalist architecture, with squared arms and an arched back that cantilever over a timber base. Its proportions are generous but measured, offering presence without excess. Designed for both residential and commercial spaces, it holds its own.
Sur Sofa
Sur is modular, but not modular as usual. Its curved forms rest on a shared plinth that appears to hover just above the floor. The system is generous in scale, with multi-density foam and feather fill for comfort. Configurations are flexible, but the design language remains consistent. Grounded, refined and quietly expressive.
Block Chair and Stool
The Block collection is a return to essentials. A squared timber frame is punctuated by bold junction detailing, giving each piece its own character.
Simon James COLLECTION
DISCOVER LOUISE ROE
Louise Roe
Inspired by the shapes, stories, and essence of her surroundings, Louise Roe...
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PENDANT LIGHTS
SHOP NOWSay no to ceiling acne. Light your space in a different way with our range of pendant lighting; increase the drama, set the scene, radiate romance, or create intimacy.
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Table Lamps
SHOP NOWShape a room with pools of soft light and sculptural form. Our table lamps bring warmth and quiet focus to desks, bedsides and side tables, designed to stand out when on and sit beautifully when off.
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FLOOR LAMPS
SHOP NOWSculptural. Ambient. Luminous. Create your own style of lighting and add that finishing touch to your space with our collection of floor lamps.
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portable lamps
SHOP NOWMove them around. Take them with you. Let them alter your atmosphere. Explore our range of portable lighting and strengthen your ambience game.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Simon James: New Forms in Dialogue
Simon James returns with a collection that speaks in quiet confidence. Four new pieces, the Portrait Lounge Chair, Sur Sofa, Block Chair and Block Stool continue his exploration of form,...
Simon James: New Forms in Dialogue
Simon James returns with a collection that speaks in quiet confidence. Four new pieces, the Portrait Lounge Chair, Sur Sofa, Block Chair and Block Stool continue his exploration of form,...
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Kern lets the material speak for itself
Monica Förster creates a new table system for Fogia, with a material made from upcycled marble waste. Monica Förster is one of Scandinavia’s most influential designers. Despite a wide range...
Kern lets the material speak for itself
Monica Förster creates a new table system for Fogia, with a material made from upcycled marble waste. Monica Förster is one of Scandinavia’s most influential designers. Despite a wide range...
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ORDER OF THE MASS – THE ASTRO CHAIR LAUNCH
Massproductions presented its new Club Chair Astro at Soho House during Design Week 2025, together with the party Order of the Mass to mark the occasion. “The starting point was...
ORDER OF THE MASS – THE ASTRO CHAIR LAUNCH
Massproductions presented its new Club Chair Astro at Soho House during Design Week 2025, together with the party Order of the Mass to mark the occasion. “The starting point was...
