Studio Gorm
Minimalist plastic-and-wood Judd coffee table and Scene carpet, whose abstract shapes recall American highway landscapes seen from a car window.
Studio Gorm
Eugene, Oregon
The two-person studio unveiled the minimalist plastic-and-wood Judd coffee table and Scene carpet, whose abstract shapes recall American highway landscapes seen from a car window.
SCAD
Savannah, Georgia
Selected from a 100-student-strong pool of entries, the work shown by Christian Dunbar, John McMahon, Kalin Asenov, and Jerri Hobdy demonstrates the school’s annual thesis: the meaning of luxury as explored through technology.
Combo Colab
Xtool seating is a collection of portable, modular stools crowned with standard plastic crates.
Combo Colab
Newark, New Jersey
Xtool seating is a collection of portable, modular stools crowned with standard plastic crates.
Matthew Lechowick
Hidden media console, is a mix-and-match cabinet integrating household media components, and Reveal, a wall clock that tells time by rotating 72 individual wood pieces.
Matthew Lechowick
Sacramento, California
Lechowick debuted his Hidden media console, a mix-and-match cabinet integrating household media components, and Reveal, a wall clock that tells time by rotating 72 individual wood pieces.
Studio Chad Wright
San Francisco, California
Wright exhibited his Integral desk, a Parsons-style table featuring a curved, powder-coated steel belly, and photographs from Master Plan, an installation that “exchanges a child’s sandcastle with suburban architecture.”
Danielle Trofe Design
The Live Screen is an indoor planter system that uses self-sustaining, hydroponic technology.
Danielle Trofe Design
Brooklyn, New York
The showstopper in Trofe’s Satellite display was the Live Screen, an indoor planter system that uses self-sustaining, hydroponic technology.
